memeably

Adverb

memeably (comparative more memeably, superlative most memeably)

1. In a memeable manner.
   • Most memorably, and memeably, a Rhode Island speaker with a chowder-thick accent boasted about the efforts of seafood industry to survive the pandemic in the state — that’s “the calamari comeback state of Rhode Island” to you, pal — while a beefy, masked chef stared silently at the camera, hoisting...2020 August 19, James Poniewozik, “The D.N.C. [Democratic National Convention] Offers Calamari Counterprogramming”, in The New York Times, New York, N.Y.: The New York Times Company, →ISSN, →OCLC...
   • Borrowing its title from a series of tweets by Kanye West, in which the term “righteous indignation” is memeably misspelled, Cherry’s exhibition [Crichoues Indignation] addresses the constant vulnerability of all Black bodies, specifically emphasizing society’s continued disregard for the wellbeing...2021 January 12, Tash Nikol Smith, “CODED IMAGES: Caitlin Cherry on Bodies, Access, and the Interface”, in 032c, Berlin, archived from the original on 27 Jun 2022