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baconmandering

baconmandering is the present participle and gerund of baconmander.

Meaning of baconmander

Verb

baconmander (third-person singular simple present baconmanders, present participle baconmandering, simple past and past participle baconmandered)

  1. (derogatory, transitive) To gerrymander a geographic area into long, narrow strips.
    • An aggressive gerrymander might be able to eliminate a downstate Republican district while preserving Cheri Bustos’ district in northwestern Illinois and without weakening Lauren Underwood in the Chicago suburbs. One would probably have to “baconmander” Chicago (the term for stretching districts...2020 November 12, Sean Trende, “What Redrawn Districts Could Mean for House Control in 2023”, in RealClearPolitics

Questions about baconmandering

What is baconmandering the present participle and gerund of?
Baconmandering is the present participle and gerund of baconmander.

Words near baconmandering in the dictionary

  1. baconizing
  2. baconless
  3. baconlike
  4. baconmander
  5. baconmandered
  6. baconmandering
  7. baconmanders
  8. bacons
  9. bacontini
  10. bacontinis
  11. baconweed

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