George Costanza
George Costanza noun: a person who complains frequently and is socially inappropriate, opinionated and selfish.
Noun
George Costanza (plural George Costanzas)
- A person who complains frequently and is socially inappropriate, opinionated and selfish.
- He is the George Costanza of the Pima County Sheriff's Office. He was always around, he was always complaining, he had an opinion about everything, but he would never contribute anything constructive to any situation he was involved in.2009, Leighton Rockafellow, Immaculate Deception, Wheatmark, page 38
- I was the George Costanza of children, pushing myself through bodies to get to the head of the table, where I would stand, my eyes barely peering over the edge, waiting for the moment, the signal, that we could start eating.2022, Rabia Chaudry, Fatty Fatty Boom Boom: A Memoir of Food, Fat, and Family, Little, Brown
Forms of George Costanza
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Origin of George Costanza
From the character George Costanza of the television show Seinfeld.
Questions about George Costanza
- What does George Costanza mean?
- George Costanza means a person who complains frequently and is socially inappropriate, opinionated and selfish.
- What part of speech is George Costanza?
- George Costanza is a noun.
- What is the plural of George Costanza?
- The plural of George Costanza is George Costanzas.
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