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warsuit

warsuit noun: a suit equipped with technology for use in combat.

Noun (1)

warsuit (plural warsuits)

  1. A suit equipped with technology for use in combat.

Noun (2)

warsuit (plural warsuits)

  1. An unjust lawsuit that is used to intimidate a target.
    • “He won’t be waging wars all the world ― he’ll be waging ‘warsuits,’” Noah said. “Droning people with subpoenas all over the globe.”2016, David Moye, “Trevor Noah: If Trump Is Elected, He’ll Wage ‘Warsuits’”, in Huffington Post

Forms of warsuit

pluralwarsuits

Origin of warsuit

From war + suit.

Blend of war + lawsuit.

Questions about warsuit

What does warsuit mean?
Warsuit means a suit equipped with technology for use in combat.
What part of speech is warsuit?
Warsuit is a noun.
What is the plural of warsuit?
The plural of warsuit is warsuits.

Words near warsuit in the dictionary

  1. Warsovian
  2. Warsovians
  3. warspeak
  4. Warstler
  5. Warstlers
  6. warsuit
  7. warsuits
  8. Warszawa
  9. wart
  10. wart hog
  11. wart hogs

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