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prodom

prodom noun: the realm of professional writers, as opposed to fandom.

Noun

prodom (uncountable)

  1. (slang) The realm of professional writers, as opposed to fandom.
    • You won't find a finer fanzine, nor one that will get you behind the scenes in fandom and prodom quicker.1950 March, Rog Phillips, “The Club House”, in Amazing Stories, volume 24, number 3, page 186

Origin of prodom

From pro (“professional”) + -dom, modelled after fandom.

Questions about prodom

What does prodom mean?
Prodom means the realm of professional writers, as opposed to fandom.
What part of speech is prodom?
Prodom is a noun.

Words near prodom in the dictionary

  1. prodnosed
  2. prodnoses
  3. prodnosing
  4. prodns.
  5. prodocyte
  6. prodom
  7. prodomain
  8. prodomains
  9. prodorsal
  10. prodoxid
  11. prodoxids

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