judgy-pants
judgy-pants noun: an excessively judgmental person.
Noun
judgy-pants (plural judgy-pants)
- An excessively judgmental person.
- Parenting is hard enough without having judgy-pants people interfering.2011, Colleen Bezeau, "Editor's Note", Okanagan Child, Summer 2011, page 5
- Well, at least one kid might not suck, I think, ever the judgy-pants snob-a-rina, silently snarking in the third row.2011 October 26, Dani Katz, “An Un-Sucky Surprise”, in Santa Fe Reporter
Forms of judgy-pants
| plural | judgy-pants |
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Origin of judgy-pants
From judgy + -pants.
Questions about judgy-pants
- What does judgy-pants mean?
- Judgy-pants means an excessively judgmental person.
- What part of speech is judgy-pants?
- Judgy-pants is a noun.
- What is the plural of judgy-pants?
- The plural of judgy-pants is judgy-pants.
Words near judgy-pants in the dictionary
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