Idiotorial
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Pronunciation /ˌɪdiəˈtɔːɹɪəl/ · Part of speech noun
Quick meaning: Idiotorial is a noun meaning (informal, humorous) An editorial expressing an idiotic opinion.
Meaning
(informal, humorous) An editorial expressing an idiotic opinion.
More Meanings
- Pertaining to the writing of idiotorials.
Example Sentences
The head over the idiotorial was: "WINCHELL THE COCKROACH!"
Then we have the Idiotorial Necromancer and Presto High-Diver, who writes learnedly of that which he does not comprehend and which he is incompetent to analyze.
On the theory that intelligent life exists north of the Border, we (the well-known idiotorial "we") welcome, this issue, two new Canadian artists, Claudia Dubie and Ralph Alfonso.
Doubtless you, gentle reader, are giving yourself over to the frivolity of glancing this way in the same spirit of novelty that impelled us to write an idiotorial that really said something.
Word Forms
- idiotorials
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include idiotor, ideot, idiota, idjut, eediot, idioticon.
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