fraudumentary
fraudumentary noun: a documentary about a fraud.
Noun
fraudumentary (plural fraudumentaries)
- A documentary about a fraud.
- […] fraudumentary producer, on the land of the free and the home of the brave in a recent interview with Japan's Shukan Post.2003, America's 1st Freedom - Volume 4, page 15
- Instead, Wallace launced a sneak attack, falsely asserting the premise identical to the bullshit ABC fraudumentary on 9/11, alleging that Clinton had failed to "connect the dots" and put al Qaeda "out of business."2006 September 22, Brian Zick, “Bill Clinton Squashes a Little Bug”, in In These Times
Forms of fraudumentary
| plural | fraudumentaries |
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Origin of fraudumentary
Blend of fraud + documentary.
Questions about fraudumentary
- What does fraudumentary mean?
- Fraudumentary means a documentary about a fraud.
- What part of speech is fraudumentary?
- Fraudumentary is a noun.
- What is the plural of fraudumentary?
- The plural of fraudumentary is fraudumentaries.
Words near fraudumentary in the dictionary
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