Folgercest
UK/ˈfɒld͡ʒəˌsɛst/US/ˈfɑld͡ʒɚˌsɛst/
Folgercest noun: a fan fiction parody of the Folgers advertisement Coming Home (2009), which many viewers interpreted as depicting an incestuous attraction between the brother and the sister.
Noun
Folgercest (uncountable)
- A fan fiction parody of the Folgers advertisement Coming Home (2009), which many viewers interpreted as depicting an incestuous attraction between the brother and the sister.
Forms of Folgercest
| alternative form | Folgerscest |
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Origin of Folgercest
Blend of Folgers (an American coffee brand) + incest.
Questions about Folgercest
- What does Folgercest mean?
- Folgercest means a fan fiction parody of the Folgers advertisement Coming Home (2009), which many viewers interpreted as depicting an incestuous attraction between the brother and the sister.
- What part of speech is Folgercest?
- Folgercest is a noun.
- How do you pronounce Folgercest?
- Folgercest is pronounced /ˈfɒld͡ʒəˌsɛst/ (UK).
Words near Folgercest in the dictionary
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