Oxymorons?
Would “fat crackhead” be considered an oxymoron?
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I don’t think your example would be a true oxymoron. The two words should be complete opposites, like jumbo shrimp, boxing ring and organized chaos. Of course, it is used in humor to describe two things that either do not belong together or just to make a play on words like Military Intelligence and Business Ethics.
No, fat crackhead wouldn’t be an oxymoron because fat and crackhead aren’t antonyms
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“fat crackhead” probably is an oxymoron.
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