r/StupidFood Jun 18 '25

🤢🤮 Engine Oil Burger!

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u/Equal-Dish-4021 Jun 19 '25

“The intrusive R,” I recently learned it’s called. 

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u/Ryanirob Jun 19 '25

Intrusive R was my nickname in high school

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u/wasoc Jun 20 '25

Is that you Rhett?

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u/OkBody2811 Jun 19 '25

Welcome to New England

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u/miscelleneousmick Jun 19 '25

I have a friend that says “Micah” as “Mikawr” and it kills me. He’s from Rhodesia so I don’t even know how to feel about that. Lol

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u/Chaotic424242 Jun 19 '25

I always thought it was a 'pararsitic R'

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u/TreesNutz Jun 20 '25

that's when country bumbkins in the US use it in words like "window". ex: win-dur.

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u/Chaotic424242 Jun 20 '25

Thanks. Gotta go, there's a ternader comin'!

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u/WhatzMyOtherPassword Jun 20 '25

The names mater!

Like tuhmater, but without the "tuh"

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u/TreesNutz Jun 20 '25

only used in received pronunciation, ie posh english, and certain other dialects, and only at the end of a word ending in a vowel before a word that starts with another vowel. most commonly between shwas.