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profanic

profanic adjective: profane.

Adjective

profanic (comparative more profanic, superlative most profanic)

  1. (nonstandard) Profane.
    • For others who may not ne aware of your mannerisms, recently, when I was replying to a poster who wanted to retrieve fault codes from his car, you gave me a tirade of profanic abuse, and made insult upon my iq.2004 February 16, malcolm, “BRAND NEW NOKIA HANDSETS £20”, in free.uk.cars.vauxhall (Usenet), retrieved 28 Oct 2022

Forms of profanic

comparativemore profanic
superlativemost profanic

Origin of profanic

From profane + -ic.

Questions about profanic

What does profanic mean?
Profanic means profane.
What part of speech is profanic?
Profanic is an adjective.

Words near profanic in the dictionary

  1. profaner
  2. profaners
  3. profanes
  4. profanest
  5. profaneth
  6. profanic
  7. profaning
  8. profanings
  9. profanism
  10. profanities
  11. profanity

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