flamefest
flamefest noun: large-scale mutual flaming.
Noun
flamefest (plural flamefests)
- Large-scale mutual flaming.
- For example, if I am engaged in a flamefest on an Arpanet discussion group, I sometimes check on my target until he appears to have logged out and gone to bed.1985 June 26, Les Earnest, “Finger follies and the value of anonymity”, in fa.human-nets (Usenet)
Forms of flamefest
| plural | flamefests |
|---|---|
| alternative form | flame-fest |
| alternative form | flame fest |
Origin of flamefest
From flame + -fest.
Questions about flamefest
- What does flamefest mean?
- Flamefest means large-scale mutual flaming.
- What part of speech is flamefest?
- Flamefest is a noun.
- What is the plural of flamefest?
- The plural of flamefest is flamefests.
Words near flamefest in the dictionary
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