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dicktatorship

noun

Etymology

Blend of dick (“a highly contemptible or obnoxious person”) + dictatorship.

  1. borrowed from dictātor — “a chief magistrate”
  2. formed as dictatorship — “dictator + -ship”
  3. compounded as dicktatorship — “dick + dictatorship”

Definitions

  1. A dictatorship.

    • Thats why I`m here! To defend AMERICA against your Communsts (sic) views and your dicktatorships!
    • I hope you had a restful sleep because I suspect that you did not make a prediction last night, but rather reaffirmed reality. We already have a dicktatorship.
    • If such as forms of government are dead, the alternative need not be what we have - a dicktatorship, also called representative democracy. Our form of government should become extinct, immediately if not sooner.

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sense glosses and etymology drawn from English Wiktionary · source · CC-BY-SA