spooneristically
spooneristically adverb: in a spooneristic manner.
Adverb
spooneristically (not comparable)
- In a spooneristic manner.
- People are not, and do not want to be, wholly grasshoppers or wholly ants, but a combination of the two; people are and want to be (if you will forgive a regrettably vulgar but spooneristically inevitable construction) ass-hoppers or grants. We can, of course, all cease to work, but if we do then...1978, Bernard Suits, The Grasshopper: Games, Life, and Utopia, Toronto; Buffalo: University of Toronto Press, page 9
- Ultimately, the fanciful but probably untrue witch and crap etymologies should simply be allowed to spooneristically flutter by.2006, William Brohaugh, Unfortunate English: The Gloomy Truth Behind the Words You Use, Cincinnati, Ohio: Writer's Digest Books, page 153
Origin of spooneristically
From spooneristic + -ally.
Questions about spooneristically
- What does spooneristically mean?
- Spooneristically means in a spooneristic manner.
- What part of speech is spooneristically?
- Spooneristically is an adverb.
Words near spooneristically in the dictionary
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