landchad
landchad noun: a landlord, especially one with the characteristics of a "Chad".
Noun
landchad (plural landchads)
- A landlord, especially one with the characteristics of a "Chad".
- Although it started explicitly as bait, the Landchad/Rentoid dichotomy, and specifically the way in which landlords can treat renters as inferior and even contemptible, reflects a real world dynamic.2021 March 3, Gita Jackson, “Where People Pretend to Be 'Landchads' and Make Fun of 'Rentoids'”, in VICE, archived from the original on 03 Mar 2021
- But words do mean things; calling landlords "property owners" is almost worse than calling them "landchads," and half as accurate.2022 April 19, Samantha Cole, “Google's AI-Powered 'Inclusive Warnings' Feature Is Very Broken”, in VICE, archived from the original on 19 Apr 2022
Forms of landchad
| plural | landchads |
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Origin of landchad
Blend of landlord + Chad.
Questions about landchad
- What does landchad mean?
- Landchad means a landlord, especially one with the characteristics of a "Chad".
- What part of speech is landchad?
- Landchad is a noun.
- What is the plural of landchad?
- The plural of landchad is landchads.
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