New York Slimes
New York Slimes proper noun: the New York Times, a U.S. newspaper.
Proper noun
the New York Slimes
- The New York Times, a U.S. newspaper.
- "Thank you, New York Slimes, for your visible hatred of this country. Your paper doesn't even make for a decent bird-cage liner."2011, The New York Times Magazine, page 8
- Another week, another "special 60 % OFF sales" spam mail from our beloved fake news: The New York Slimes.2019, Thorsten J. Pattberg, Rueful Addiction: There is no Censorship, page 243
Origin of New York Slimes
Blend of New York Times + slimes.
Questions about New York Slimes
- What does New York Slimes mean?
- New York Slimes means the New York Times, a U.S. newspaper.
- What part of speech is New York Slimes?
- New York Slimes is a proper noun.
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