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blurbage

blurbage noun: blurbs (a short promotional description of a work), considered collectively.

Noun

blurbage (uncountable)

  1. Blurbs (a short promotional description of a work), considered collectively.
    • With all the World's Fair blurbage circulating, there surely must be some flaws in the show, and hence these sour notes: some of the shows aren't worth the price of admission; several of the free exhibits are better than the ones charging admission for the same subject; and the prophetic futuristic...1939 May 19, Esther Klaiman, “Roundabout”, in The Gateway, volume 18, number 27, Omaha, N.E.: University of Omaha, page 2, column 4
    • On 2004's Out Of The Shadow debut, Zach Rogue demonstrated a talent for intricate, sunny indie pop tunes and a tastefully literary bent that landed him comparisons to, press blurbage from and a tour opening for New Pornographer architect Carl "A.C."2005 November 17, Sarah Liss, “Rogue Wave”, in NOW, Toronto, Ont.: NOW Communications Inc., →ISSN, →OCLC, archived from the original on 24 Feb 2024

Origin of blurbage

From blurb + -age.

Questions about blurbage

What does blurbage mean?
Blurbage means blurbs (a short promotional description of a work), considered collectively.
What part of speech is blurbage?
Blurbage is a noun.

Words near blurbage in the dictionary

  1. blur the line
  2. blur the lines
  3. BluRay
  4. blurb
  5. blurbable
  6. blurbage
  7. blurbed
  8. blurbee
  9. blurbees
  10. blurber
  11. blurbers

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