A couple days ago, I was thinking about the line "A big, buttered popcorn and a extra large coke" in "Drive-In."
Last year, I noted that the numerous plosives in the phrase "
big,
buttered
po
pcorn" give some sense of this large size, but I realized recently that the rhythm contributes, too: the words' initial syllables all fall on down-beats, giving these plosives some extra emphasis.