A-Log
A-Log verb: the act of overplaying or exaggerating the negative traits of an internet personality, often to irrational levels.
Verb
A-Log (third-person singular simple present A-Logs, present participle A-Logging, simple past and past participle A-Logged)
- The act of overplaying or exaggerating the negative traits of an internet personality, often to irrational levels.
- Wishing disproportionate harm to an internet personality.
Noun
A-Log (plural A-Logs)
- Someone who participates in A-Logging.
- A-Logs often sit in the opposite extreme of White Knights: while White Knights try (and fail) to defend and help Chris, A-Logs try (and fail) to compare Chris to actual tyrants like Théoneste Bagosora and Nicolae Ceaușescu: one does not have to mention another certain tyrant to understand how...“Unholy Quintet”, in CWCki, published 2024
Forms of A-Log
| Verb | |
|---|---|
| third-person singular present | A-Logs |
| present participle | A-Logging |
| past participle | A-Logged |
| past | A-Logged |
| Noun | |
| plural | A-Logs |
Origin of A-Log
Coined after Anthony "A-Log" LoGatto, an online personality who was notorious for harrassing Christian Weston Chandler, a notorious “lolcow” of the late 2000s and early 2010s.
Questions about A-Log
- What does A-Log mean?
- A-Log means the act of overplaying or exaggerating the negative traits of an internet personality, often to irrational levels.
- What part of speech is A-Log?
- A-Log can be a verb or a noun.
- What is the past tense of A-Log?
- The past tense of A-Log is A-Logged.
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