flamelord
flamelord noun: a person who (habitually) engages in flaming (“vitriolic criticism”) in an online community.
Noun
flamelord (plural flamelords)
- A person who (habitually) engages in flaming (“vitriolic criticism”) in an online community.
- What I need is to know how to put config.sys and autoexec.bat on a floppy so that I have enough memory. To the flamelords: I know how to put them on a floppy, i want to know what to put in them!1992 November 16, veenstra christopher, “Wizardry 7 + memory”, in comp.sys.ibm.pc.games (Usenet)
- My point was, not much of what that guy said, could be refuted very well by pro-choicers, and that the only thing they COULD do was start a flame war[…]. It is a point quite consistent with the above mentioned flamelords, whether it's spelling or not, they're always quick to find SOMETHING to flame...1994 March 11, Steve Chaney - Toni Anaya's Fiance' !!, “Re: Irelands Abortion Status (MAP)”, in alt.abortion.inequity (Usenet)
- Synonyms:
- flamer
Synonyms of flamelord
Forms of flamelord
| plural | flamelords |
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Origin of flamelord
From flame + -lord.
Questions about flamelord
- What does flamelord mean?
- Flamelord means a person who (habitually) engages in flaming (“vitriolic criticism”) in an online community.
- What part of speech is flamelord?
- Flamelord is a noun.
- What is the plural of flamelord?
- The plural of flamelord is flamelords.
Words near flamelord in the dictionary
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