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agitpop

UK/ˈædʒɪtpɒp/US/ˈæd͡ʒətˌpɑp/

agitpop noun: pop music of an agitational character.

Noun

agitpop (uncountable)

  1. Pop music of an agitational character.
    • His keenest outrage is reserved for the Bush administration, which he tears into like a good punker should, but Gabel's lyrics and delivery have a subtlety and wit that more didactic agitpop singers lack.2006 April 28, Miles Raymer, “Against Me!”, in Chicago Reader

Origin of agitpop

Blend of agitprop + pop.

Questions about agitpop

What does agitpop mean?
Agitpop means pop music of an agitational character.
What part of speech is agitpop?
Agitpop is a noun.
How do you pronounce agitpop?
Agitpop is pronounced /ˈædʒɪtpɒp/ (UK).

Words near agitpop in the dictionary

  1. agitolalia
  2. agitophasia
  3. agitos
  4. agitoxin
  5. agitoxins
  6. agitpop
  7. agitprop
  8. agitpropped
  9. agitpropper
  10. agitproppers
  11. agitpropping

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