Is 'glubernatorial' A Made Up Word?

[HeavyDrinker]

Really?? because it must be the most overused at the moment....

[Jingthing]

Did you mean gubernatorial?

[candypants]

glubernatorial was just made up by your own good self

[Jingthing]

How about schlubernatorial?

[HeavyDrinker]

Far cough pedants....you know what I meant..,.,.

[Jingthing]

Far cough pedants....you know what I meant..,.,.

Actually, I don't.

[geriatrickid]

Ah, another inquisitorial.

No need for conspiriatorial tangents from you if you please. I suggest a tutorial on the english language as you are natatorial skills may be insufficient and you may drown in your flood of superfluous meoldrama.

In any case, the governor will require an elegant sartorial for gubernatorial functions. You may volunteer to assist if you are wish to help with the respendent rasorial display of the governor in his crisp white uniform.

[Rob8891]

Far cough pedants....you know what I meant..,.,.

Maybe you were thinking of gluggernatorial, HD?

[HeavyDrinker]

It's just not a word I've heard until this week. I like it though and shall apply it as an adjective to the wife's bottom.

[Jingthing]

America's favorite glubernator.

(he's big boned)

[Morakot]

Glubernate!

There must be a verb in there.

[Jingthing]

Glubernate!

There must be a verb in there.

Keep tissues on hand.

[HeavyDrinker]

Now, now gents....

[Morakot]

Glubernate!

There must be a verb in there.

Keep tissues on hand.

If that's true that's quite a handy word. Can't see the imperative form deployed though. Maybe to instruct the feeble at the point of weeping.

[cardholder]

My favourite probably applies (loosely) to Ms Yingluck....

gubernatrix

[HeavyDrinker]

I just said to the wife ; "My word! your bottom is looking glubericious tonight" and she glared at me so that don't really work.

[Morakot]

I think the past participle might be very useful too.

I was totally glubernated!

[HeavyDrinker]

I think the past participle might be very useful too.

I was totally glubernated!

Good thinking sir.

Maybe;

"it wasn't me darling! it was my glubernator what was feckling and a fondling that dollie's bottom* (*arse for our Aussie cousins) down the karaoke last night"

[Maestro]

I am sorry to say that while we have a Thai Language Forum on ThaiVisa we have no such forum for the discussion of the intricacies of the English language. I'm sure that with a little effort the OP will find a suitable forum to discuss his perplexion. One forum coming to mind is https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups#!forum/alt.usage.english, but there must be many others to chose from.

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