cromulent
[ krom-yuh-luhnt ]
acceptable or legitimate
USE 1
His explanation for the delay was cromulent, satisfying the curiosity of those waiting without delving into unnecessary details.
USE 2
After reviewing the report, the manager deemed the data cromulent enough to be presented at the board meeting.
USE 3
The makeshift repairs seemed cromulent at the time, but they were hardly a long-term solution.
