groksucker
groksucker noun: one who uncritically, gullibly, or sycophantically trusts or relies on chatbots for authoritative information or answers, especially Grok.
Noun
groksucker (plural groksuckers)
- One who uncritically, gullibly, or sycophantically trusts or relies on chatbots for authoritative information or answers, especially Grok.
Synonyms of groksucker
Forms of groksucker
| plural | groksuckers |
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Origin of groksucker
Blend of Grok, the AI chatbot assistant feature integrated with X (formerly Twitter), and cocksucker (“bootlicker”). First attested in late 2023, concurrent with the massive increase of X users replying to posts with comments such as "@grok, is this true?".
Questions about groksucker
- What does groksucker mean?
- Groksucker means one who uncritically, gullibly, or sycophantically trusts or relies on chatbots for authoritative information or answers, especially Grok.
- What part of speech is groksucker?
- Groksucker is a noun.
- What is the plural of groksucker?
- The plural of groksucker is groksuckers.
Words near groksucker in the dictionary
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