insultathon
insultathon noun: a vigorous, lengthy exchange of insults.
Noun
insultathon (plural insultathons)
- A vigorous, lengthy exchange of insults.
- Here's a repeat of two halfhour episodes back to back featuring Vint (Ken Berry) and Naomi's (Dorothy Lyman) wedding and the usual insultathon among Ed (Harvey Korman) Mama (Vicki Lawrence), Ellen (Betty White) and Eunice (Carol Burnett).1983 August 11, “Cops vs. gangs basketball on 'Hill Street Blues'”, in Sumter Daily Item, page 6D
- Synonyms:
- insultfest
Synonyms of insultathon
- insultfest
Forms of insultathon
| plural | insultathons |
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Origin of insultathon
From insult + -athon.
Questions about insultathon
- What does insultathon mean?
- Insultathon means a vigorous, lengthy exchange of insults.
- What part of speech is insultathon?
- Insultathon is a noun.
- What is the plural of insultathon?
- The plural of insultathon is insultathons.
Words near insultathon in the dictionary
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