Mactard
Mactard noun: one who uses and uncritically advocates Macintosh computers.
Noun
Mactard (plural Mactards)
- One who uses and uncritically advocates Macintosh computers.
- Lyle is also a Mactard who should have learned his lesson from the last book.2002 May 17, geek_girl, “Re: My little Bromo rant”, in misc.fitness.weights (Usenet)
- > Because any 'tard can manage to download stuff off of Kazaa.
Except us Mactards.2003 July 20, Tonawanda Kardex, “Re: OT Recording industry on attack”, in alt.sports.basketball.nba.la-lakers (Usenet)
Forms of Mactard
| plural | Mactards |
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Origin of Mactard
From Mac (“a Macintosh computer”) + -tard.
Questions about Mactard
- What does Mactard mean?
- Mactard means one who uses and uncritically advocates Macintosh computers.
- What part of speech is Mactard?
- Mactard is a noun.
- What is the plural of Mactard?
- The plural of Mactard is Mactards.
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