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Definition of cromulent
cromulent
adjective
- acceptable.
Citation from "Lisa the Iconoclast", The Simpsons, Season 7, Episode 16 blacked out to resolve Google's penalty against this site.Last edited on Dec 18 2009. Submitted by Angelina C. from Guelph, ON, Canada on Jun 16 2004.
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