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Chris -- 2018-04-11
My three year old describing an eventful trip with her nanny: “The tire popped because the car hit a pophole”
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“Pophole” is discussed briefly in comment #5 in this thread. I recommend doing this whenever considering posting here: Go to the second search field on the Eggcorn Database page, the one marked “Google Searchâ€, and see if your proposed eggcorn (or other treat) has already been discussed. If so, you’ll probably want to add to an existing relevant thread rather than proliferating new threads for the same eggcorn. (It took me awhile to figure this out, so now I mention it to newbies as needed to facilitate their assimilation.)
I do think “pophole” for “pothole” is a nice little eggcorn. Here are some other examples I found:
If I am crusing down the road and hit a pophole I can hear it.
car discussion
STATES WAS RIDING MOPED, HIT A POPHOLE AND THE MOPED FLIPPED OVER, NOT WEARING HELMET.
medical report
road condition in toronto is EXTREMELY bad. popholes even appear on 401. i hit a pophole once while i was driving 100+km/h on 401.
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Best part was the journey to the waterfall was off road and flying around in the back of the jeep anytime we hit a pophole!
travel report
Welcome to the Eggcorn Forum, EzraCorn!
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