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40.2 Word Blend and Phrase Blend

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If the blending of the two phrases occurs as the blending of one word within them, then that is not considered a phrase blend. For example, if you have a strong tendency to say both “right on” and “far out,” and end up saying “fright out,” that is an example of a word blend, not a phrase blend.

A cartoon of a man and a woman with the words fright out man. This illustration showcases the 40.2 Word Blend technique, blending and incorporating phrases to create a humorous visual composition.

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A cartoon illustrating a word blend or phrase blend with a man and woman.

phrase blend

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