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Mozillian

Mozillian noun: a member or supporter of Mozilla, a community that develops and supports free software.

Noun

Mozillian (plural Mozillians)

  1. A member or supporter of Mozilla, a community that develops and supports free software.
    • It's a way for us to allow Mozillians in our community to associate themselves to^([sic]) product, project and technology groups […]2011, Aakash Desai, “Re: Mozillians and "Groups"”, in mozilla.mozillians (Usenet)
    • In addition to new products and initiatives, we've worked hard this year to get programs and infrastructure in place that support Mozillians.2012, Jono Bacon, The Art of Community: Building the New Age of Participation, page 512

Forms of Mozillian

pluralMozillians

Origin of Mozillian

From Mozilla + -ian. Mozilla originated from Mosaic + -zilla. NCSA Mosaic from mosaic.

Questions about Mozillian

What does Mozillian mean?
Mozillian means a member or supporter of Mozilla, a community that develops and supports free software.
What part of speech is Mozillian?
Mozillian is a noun.
What is the plural of Mozillian?
The plural of Mozillian is Mozillians.

Words near Mozillian in the dictionary

  1. mozettas
  2. mozette
  3. mozgovaite
  4. mozied
  5. mozies
  6. Mozillian
  7. Mozillians
  8. mozing
  9. Mozingo
  10. Mozingos
  11. Mozley

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