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> It should be a timidating Total nitpick, but i think the in in intimidating means "into a state of being timid" and not "in" in the sense of opposite of timi

> It should be a timidating Total nitpick, but i think the in in intimidating means "into a state of being timid" and not "in" in the sense of opposite of timidating.

pjbeam 2y ago
Maybe intended as wordplay with scrutable, which is a word?
- temp0826 2y ago
  It's a perfectly cromulent word
  - genewitch 2y ago
    Is a cromulent word a cromule?