geekerati
geekerati noun: an elite community of computer geeks.
Noun
geekerati pl (plural only)
- An elite community of computer geeks.
- It took until 1993 and the advent of Mosaic (a forerunner of Netscape) to move the Web out of the hands of solely the geekerati and into the realm of technological early adapters^([sic]).2007, Hank Bordowitz, Dirty Little Secrets of the Record Business, page 165
- He was overwhelmed by an immediate onrush of hospitality as the geekerati lined up to get a word with him.2007 October 29, David Carr, “Murdoch, a Folk Hero in Silicon”, in New York Times
Origin of geekerati
Blend of geek + literati.
Questions about geekerati
- What does geekerati mean?
- Geekerati means an elite community of computer geeks.
- What part of speech is geekerati?
- Geekerati is a noun.
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