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Today in an online recipe I ran into marinade used as a verb, as in to marinade a steak.
So I went looking for a definition. Apparently, people are using marinade as a verb, and it has become an acceptable use, at least in the UK. I did not check very thoroughly.
A comedy movie ran a TV ad, with the blurb "It doesn't get any funnier than this -- Boston Globe". That was superimposed over a guy in a silly hat falling down. It was intended to mean "Comedy doesn't get any funnier than this film". But the timing suggested "This film doesn't get any funnier than this lame pratfall"
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