quidnuncs
quidnuncs is the plural of quidnunc.
Meaning of quidnunc
Noun
quidnunc (plural quidnuncs)
- A person eager to learn news and scandal.
- The College Sloven, or embroidered Spark,
The purple Prelate, or the parish Clerk,
The quiet Quidnunc, or demanding Prig,
The plaintiff Tory, or defendant Whig;1730, Edward Young, “Epistle I.”, in Two Epistles to Mr. Pope, Concerning the Authors of the Age
- Synonyms:
- busybody, buttinsky, gossip, newsmonger, yenta
- The College Sloven, or embroidered Spark,
Questions about quidnuncs
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- Quidnuncs is the plural of quidnunc.
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