Coast and Marge

Coast

Coast noun - The shore of a sea or ocean.

Marge and coast are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Marge" instead a noun "Coast".

Marge

Marge noun - A spread made chiefly from vegetable oils and used as a substitute for butter.
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Synonyms for Marge

Coast and marge are semantically related. You can use "Coast" instead a noun "Marge".

Nearby Words: Margery, margie, Marg, Margy

Both words in one sentence

  • Western Animation / The Itchy & Scratchy Show It was changed back when Marge Simpson, who started the protests against the show's violence, had a wholly different opinion on Michelangelo's David (which was on a coast-to-coast tour of the United States at the time) from the rest of the protesters.
  • Culture Police Later in the episode, when Michaelangelo's David is brought to Springfield as part of a coast-to-coast American tour, the group Marge started is appalled to discover that she doesn't want it banned despite the exposed genitals.
  • In "Catch 'Em If You Can", when Homer and Marge needed to be rescued from Niagara Falls, American and Canadian Coast Guard captains argued over who had the authority to do the rescuing.
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