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hoodfisher

hoodfisher noun: one who engages in hoodfishing.

Noun

hoodfisher (plural hoodfishers)

  1. One who engages in hoodfishing.
    • The motivation to lie is “obvious,” said hoodfishers — it casts a wider net and gets you more dates.2024 August 10, Deirdre Bardolf, “What is 'hoodfishing'? The sneaky new trend singles are trying to cast a wider net in NYC”, in New York Post, New York, N.Y.: News Corp, →ISSN, →OCLC, archived from...

Forms of hoodfisher

pluralhoodfishers

Origin of hoodfisher

From hoodfish + -er.

Questions about hoodfisher

What does hoodfisher mean?
Hoodfisher means one who engages in hoodfishing.
What part of speech is hoodfisher?
Hoodfisher is a noun.
What is the plural of hoodfisher?
The plural of hoodfisher is hoodfishers.

Words near hoodfisher in the dictionary

  1. hooden horses
  2. hoodening
  3. hooder
  4. hoodfish
  5. hoodfished
  6. hoodfisher
  7. hoodfishers
  8. hoodfishes
  9. hoodfishing
  10. hoodful
  11. hoodfuls

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