alrightnik
alrightnik noun: a person who has attained a successful lifestyle, but is considered vulgar or nouveau riche.
Noun
alrightnik (plural alrightniks)
- A person who has attained a successful lifestyle, but is considered vulgar or nouveau riche.
- Alrightniks are materialists; they parade their money; they lack modest, sensitive qualities. They talk loudly, dress garishly, show off.1992, Leo Rosten, The Joys of Yinglish, page 33
Forms of alrightnik
| plural | alrightniks |
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Origin of alrightnik
From alright + -nik.
Questions about alrightnik
- What does alrightnik mean?
- Alrightnik means a person who has attained a successful lifestyle, but is considered vulgar or nouveau riche.
- What part of speech is alrightnik?
- Alrightnik is a noun.
- What is the plural of alrightnik?
- The plural of alrightnik is alrightniks.
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