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Did you mean to say "eponymic" instead of "epitome"?

• willvarfar 9y ago
  I meant he was the epitome boffin. But yeah, he was eponymic to Pykrete too :)
  • spenczar5 9y ago
    In that case, "epitomic" perhaps, as "epitome" is a noun? Lovely link, by the way, I did find Pykrete very interesting!
  • ZenoArrow 9y ago
    > "I meant he was the epitome boffin." Just FYI, it's common to use "of" or "of a" after "epitome", for example "he was the epitome of a boffin".