Commodorian
Commodorian noun: an employee of the computer company Commodore International, or a fan of its products.
Noun
Commodorian (plural Commodorians)
- An employee of the computer company Commodore International, or a fan of its products.
- He ended up, in only four years, a member of the executive bonus plan, a plan that made millionaires of more than a few "Commodorians".1985, High-tech Marketing, volume 2, page 78
- It is extremely gratifying to see that the Commodore spirit is alive and well, and new “Commodorians” are continuing the tradition of innovation that we began, so many years ago.2014, Roberto Dillon, Ready: A Commodore 64 Retrospective
Forms of Commodorian
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Origin of Commodorian
From commodore + -ian.
Questions about Commodorian
- What does Commodorian mean?
- Commodorian means an employee of the computer company Commodore International, or a fan of its products.
- What part of speech is Commodorian?
- Commodorian is a noun.
- What is the plural of Commodorian?
- The plural of Commodorian is Commodorians.
Words near Commodorian in the dictionary
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