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Daily Fail

Daily Fail proper noun: the Daily Mail newspaper.

Proper noun

the Daily Fail

  1. (UK, derogatory, slang) The Daily Mail newspaper.
    • amusingly, i noticed as i bought my paper yesterday that the daily fail's headline said "mobile phone costs to come down". so they obviously know something we (and apparently crookshank) don't...1998 March 6, Robin Fairbairns <rf@cl.cam.ac.uk>, “Re: oftel - number transfers 1999”, in uk.telecom.mobile (Usenet), via Google Groups, archived from the original on 26 Mar 2026
    • Daily Fail has shown they would sell photos of their grandma w dementia in a care home if it would move papers[.]2025 July, Ivana Babicova, Frazer Heritage, anonymous quotee, “A Corpus Linguistic Analysis of Discourses on Twitter/“X” About Gendered Relational Social Actors Who Have Dementia”, in Journal of...
    Synonyms:
    Daily Heil

Synonyms of Daily Fail

Questions about Daily Fail

What does Daily Fail mean?
Daily Fail means the Daily Mail newspaper.
What part of speech is Daily Fail?
Daily Fail is a proper noun.

Words near Daily Fail in the dictionary

  1. daily driver
  2. daily drivers
  3. daily drives
  4. daily driving
  5. daily drove
  6. Daily Fail
  7. daily grind
  8. daily grinds
  9. Daily Heil
  10. daily life
  11. daily lives

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