Simpson
- proper noun
- /ˈsɪmpsən/
- And we're watching my favourite The Simpsons, which Zoe doesn't like too much.
- O.J. Simpson
- Simpson et al.
- Simpson case
Eat my shorts, Bart Simpson when he's telling you to piss off.
- Eat my shorts, Bart Simpson when he's telling you to piss off.
- Marsha remembers there was the OJ Simpson case in between.
- My mom saw a bumper sticker of Bart Simpson pulling the finger.
- My best friend's wife has an uncle who was OJ Simpson's jury consultant.
- Like, you know, Homer Simpson, look at Family Guy.
- We were told cowabunga isn't really a Bart Simpson catch phrase.
- You can think of JFK and Jeffrey Dahmer, OJ Simpson and Martin Luther King.
- They run a picture of of Simpsons and Bart Simpson, right?
- Yeah, the legend Chris Stapleton and Sturgis Simpson and all those guys.
Examples
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The Simpsons has become a cultural phenomenon since it first aired in 1989.
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Like, you know, Homer Simpson, look at Family Guy.
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Also the episode was about The Simpsons going on a plane trip.
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I saw that on episode of "The Simpsons."
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So I'm just going to watch The Simpsons and do my nails.
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You've been a guest on The Simpsons more than once.
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Harris suggests that the attention lavished on the Simpson case is dangerous because it could be better directed elsewhere.
Academic text (1994) -
I switched to CNN and watched various muted lawyers in studios talk about the Simpson case.
Fiction book (1995) -
Homer Simpson is known for his humorous and often clueless antics on the show.
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Many catchphrases from The Simpsons, like 'D'oh!', have entered common vernacular.
Synonyms
The name a person shares with other family members, not the given name
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Simpson is a family name made from son and the given name Simon, so it originally meant 'son of Simon', much like Johnson means 'son of John'. That's why Simpson is used today as a surname and is familiar from the TV family.