Enormer

Enormer is a rarely used English term that functions mainly as a nonstandard comparative adjective derived from enormous. In standard grammar, the comparative of enormous is formed with more rather than with the suffix -er, as in more enormous. Consequently, enormer is generally discouraged in formal writing and is not listed as a standard form in major dictionaries.

The -er suffix typically attaches to short adjectives (tall, small), while longer adjectives like enormous typically form the comparative with more. The appearance of enormer is usually due to playful language, typographical error, or creative branding. In such cases, readers may treat it as a nonce word or as a proper noun rather than a recognized inflection.

Beyond being a nonstandard adjective, enormer can also appear as a proper noun in brand names, fictional titles, or user handles, though there is no widely recognized concept, product, or organization by that exact name. Its use thus tends to be context-specific and noncanonical.

See also: enormous; more enormous; comparative forms; neologisms.