Can you name the words or phrases coined on The Simpsons??

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First LetterWord/PhraseClue
KThe science museum 'Where science is explained with brightly-colored balls', was visited by the Simpsons in episode 'This Little Wiggy'
AA term for Florida coined by Homer in reference to its shape
SThe fake Scottish festival unwittingly attended by Groundskeeper Willie in 'Bart's Girlfriend'.
GThe name Homer gives to the monstrous vice that has metaphorically 'enslaved' Marge in '$pringfield'
CA word meaning valid or acceptable, possibly coined by Miss Hoover
URalph Wiggum's assessment of his ability to fail English
NNed Flanders' typically cuddly and innocent term for a foster child.
AWhile prescribing a diet consisting of a steady gorging process for Homer, Dr. Nick suggests that it be combined with this relaxation tactic
FA cube, according to Professor Frink
NA person who cannot create condensation very well on glass with their breath, according to Jimbo Jones
DA device for shrinking a person to microscopic size, coined by Professor Frink
SThe Japanese, according to Burns' grandfather in 'Last Exit to Springfield'
FThe state of Ned Flanders being the answer to a question or proposition.
SHomer's description of his act after eating a waffle that Bart threw on the ceiling, which he was praying to as if it were God.
CA common man's term for garage, coined by Moe Szyslak in 'The Springfield Connection'.
CA term for the French coined by Groundskeeper Willie.
SWithout constant reassurement, it will die, and it is sexually attracted to fire. It is endangered and illegal to kill one, despite the fact that it is a menace and, as Homer puts it, 'God... want[s] it to die'.
LJebediah Springfield's term for a buffalo
CA portmanteau created by Homer when Lisa tells him that the Chinese have the same word for two tangentially related terms in English
KA fictional Australian barroom game at which Bart excels
WAn imaginary flying dog made up by Ralph Wiggum
First LetterWord/PhraseClue
BWhat Smithers tells Burns the angry movie audience is saying after a screening of his film 'A Burns for All Seasons'
SSkinner's term for hamburgers (an Albany expression)
LGermany, as described by one of the new owners of the Springfield Nuclear Power Plant in 'Burns Verkaufen der Kraftwerk.'
RA fictitious school bully prank referred to by Milhouse, the avoidance of which is cited as the reason why he won't look out the bus window.
AA term for Canada coined by Homer in 'The Bart Wants What It Wants'.
EA legendary horse born with the head of a rabbit and the body of a rabbit.
CInvented by Bart as a dysphemism for 'stomach' after Nelson takes exception to his saying 'tummy.'
SThe 13th month of the year
PRalph Wiggum's description of a rat in 'This Little Wiggy'
CA baby sandwich, according to Chief Wiggum in 'The Secret War of Lisa Simpson.'
SGroundskeeper Willie's term for the sixth sense in 'Treehouse of Horror V'
BA term for 'slaughterhouse' used by Troy McClure in a vintage pro-meat/pro-slaughter documentary; Ralph wants to go there
FHomer's term for the bait that leads to his being strung up by the foot in a trap in 'Boy-Scoutz 'n the Hood'
PDictionary-defined as 'To succeed despite idiocy'
ETo make something better, according to Jebediah Springfield
KA big, dumb, balding North American ape…with no chin…and a short temper.
AKent Brockman's conflation of two words referring to Krusty's failure to pay his taxes in 'Bart the Fink.'
DGrampa's 'highly dubious' word for 'twenty'
YInterjection uttered when something is stolen or grabbed
SAn acceptable atomic weight for the element 'Bolonium,' according to a promotional periodic table provided by Oscar Mayer.
JBart's interpretation of the word 'jazz.' From the episode 'Jazzy and the Pussycats'.
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Simpsons Neologisms Quiz

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