ENGLISH DICTIONARY

Quackbuster

Definition, Meaning & Examples

Part of speech noun

Quick meaning: Quackbuster is a noun meaning (informal) A person or agency that seeks to expose and discredit quackery.

Meaning

(informal) A person or agency that seeks to expose and discredit quackery.

Example Sentences

That interest has exceeded its original bounds as a hobby; now, Dr. Barrett is a "quackbuster” full-time.
The Amazing Meeting, an annual celebration of science and skepticism founded by the magician and quackbuster James Randi, sells out in hours in both Britain and the United States.
This meant that while most of the public continued to associate the work of the FDA with its policing duties as de facto quackbuster, the administration quietly spent more time and money investigating the booming pharmaceutical industry.
Monbiot also published his research in the Guardian, which must have presented Guardian readers with some odd contradictions, for some of the people that Monbiot targeted as the criminal dross of the crisis PR industry were the very people lauded by his Guardian colleague and quackbuster, Ben Goldacre.

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Related Words

Related dictionary entries include quackster, quack, quacktitioner, quackademic, quack-salver, quacksalver.

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