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Simon (my son) used this word when asking if a particular story had been done in cartoon form. "Has that story ever been cartoonanized."

Is there such a word? Don't you think there should be?


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According to my dictionary the word 'cartoon' can be used as a verb, so refers to the process of creating a cartoon anyway. Having said that, I frankly think Simon's word makes more sense so I would support a change.
 
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I thought the word for this verb was to animate. Wink
 
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But not all cartoons are animated.

And, as I have suggested previously, in English there are no nouns that cannot be verbed!


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I'd probably use cartoonise in preference to cartoonanise (or -ize).


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And, as I have suggested previously, in English there are no nouns that cannot be verbed!


How very open-minded and spontaneous of you!


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