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plandid

/ˈplæn.dɪd/

plandid noun: a photograph that appears to be candid but was in fact planned.

Noun

plandid (plural plandids)

  1. (slang) A photograph that appears to be candid but was in fact planned.
    • Of course, celebrities and social media influencers have been ‘gramming plandids from the start—with the help of employed assistants or professional photographers to capture their posed un-poses at whim.2017 August 29, Andrea Cheng, “What Is a ‘Plandid’? Here’s Why Celebrities Are All About This Instagram Trend”, in Billboard

Forms of plandid

pluralplandids

Origin of plandid

Blend of planned + candid.

Words that rhyme with plandid

Questions about plandid

What does plandid mean?
Plandid means a photograph that appears to be candid but was in fact planned.
What part of speech is plandid?
Plandid is a noun.
How do you pronounce plandid?
Plandid is pronounced /ˈplæn.dɪd/.
What is the plural of plandid?
The plural of plandid is plandids.

Words near plandid in the dictionary

  1. planctonically
  2. planctophagous
  3. planctus
  4. plandemic
  5. plandemics
  6. plandid
  7. plandids
  8. plando
  9. plandok
  10. plandoks
  11. Plandome

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