macaroni philosopher
macaroni philosopher noun: one who mixes up and confuses different topics of study.
Noun
macaroni philosopher (plural macaroni philosophers)
- One who mixes up and confuses different topics of study.
- in this fanciful æra, macaroni philoſophers hold flirtation with ſcience, taken the lead of all the other elementſ, and thoſe whoſe nerves have found no relief in change of ſky, or variety, ſeek for a refuge here, in fixed air.1797, Thomas Erskine, “Mr. Erſkine's Deſcripton of Buxton”, in The Monthly Magazine, volume 3, page 92
Forms of macaroni philosopher
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Origin of macaroni philosopher
Compare macaronic.
Questions about macaroni philosopher
- What does macaroni philosopher mean?
- Macaroni philosopher means one who mixes up and confuses different topics of study.
- What part of speech is macaroni philosopher?
- Macaroni philosopher is a noun.
- What is the plural of macaroni philosopher?
- The plural of macaroni philosopher is macaroni philosophers.
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