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politard

politard noun: an ignorant person who discusses politics.

Noun

politard (plural politards)

  1. (derogatory, offensive, slang) An ignorant person who discusses politics.
  2. (derogatory, offensive, slang) An ignorant or unintelligent politician or public political commentator.

Forms of politard

pluralpolitards

Origin of politard

From politics + -tard.

Questions about politard

What does politard mean?
Politard means an ignorant person who discusses politics.
What part of speech is politard?
Politard is a noun.
What is the plural of politard?
The plural of politard is politards.

Words near politard in the dictionary

  1. Politano
  2. Politanos
  3. politarch
  4. politarchic
  5. politarchs
  6. politard
  7. politards
  8. politbureau
  9. politbureaucratic
  10. politbureaus
  11. politbureaux

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