Titaniac
Titaniac noun: a person interested in the Titanic disaster.
Noun
Titaniac (plural Titaniacs)
- A person interested in the Titanic disaster.
- There were prayers, vigils. Wreaths were tossed into the ocean by two of the survivors. Some Titaniacs scooped up bottles of seawater from the hallowed site.1996 September 16, “It Was So, So Sad”, in New York Magazine, page 18
- Up until now, the high point for them had been the 1959 A Night to Remember, which Titaniacs revere for its technical accuracy.1998, Paula Parisi, The Making of James Cameron's Titanic, page 127
Forms of Titaniac
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Origin of Titaniac
Blend of Titanic + maniac.
Questions about Titaniac
- What does Titaniac mean?
- Titaniac means a person interested in the Titanic disaster.
- What part of speech is Titaniac?
- Titaniac is a noun.
- What is the plural of Titaniac?
- The plural of Titaniac is Titaniacs.
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