congratumolations
n.— Note: Sometimes spelled “congradumolations.” «Our last place rockers (as is sometimes the case) were a duo of newbies Team Name. Congratumolations to both of them, who successfully held their last place rank, despite a strategic last-minute tanking by Beer Bellies.» —“Go Ninja, Go Ninja, Go!” by Ballard Geeks Who Drink Mar. 1, 2007. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
Further reading
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