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| − | + | What is oxymoron? | |
| − | + | An Oxymoron is defined as a phrase in which two words of opposite meanings are brought together. Here are some funny oxymorons: | |
| − | + | # Clearly Misunderstood | |
| + | # Exact Estimate | ||
| + | # Small Crowd | ||
| + | # Act Naturally | ||
| + | # Found Missing | ||
| + | # Fully Empty | ||
| + | # Pretty Ugly | ||
| + | # Seriously Funny | ||
| + | # Only Choice | ||
| + | # Original Copies | ||
| + | # Open Secret | ||
| + | # Tragic Comedy | ||
| + | # Foolish Wisdom | ||
| + | # Liquid Gas | ||
Latest revision as of 03:45, 12 April 2018
What is oxymoron? An Oxymoron is defined as a phrase in which two words of opposite meanings are brought together. Here are some funny oxymorons:
- Clearly Misunderstood
- Exact Estimate
- Small Crowd
- Act Naturally
- Found Missing
- Fully Empty
- Pretty Ugly
- Seriously Funny
- Only Choice
- Original Copies
- Open Secret
- Tragic Comedy
- Foolish Wisdom
- Liquid Gas