English
spaghettification
From spaghetti + -ification (suffix meaning ‘the process of becoming’ forming nouns), alluding to the appearance of a strand of spaghetti.
Formed from spaghetti + -ification
Latin spacus ‘twine’
Italian spago ‘cord, string, twine’
Italian spaghetto ‘strand of spaghetti’
Italian spaghetti
English spaghetti
Today it means
noun The gravitational stretching of objects into long, thin shapes, usually near a black hole.
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Etymograph / spaghettification