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lametastic

adj
/leɪmˈtæstɪk/

Etymology

From lame + -tastic.

  1. derived from *h₃lemH-✻ — “to tire; to break”
  2. inherited from *lamaz✻ — “lame”
  3. inherited from *lam✻
  4. inherited from lama — “lame”
  5. inherited from lame
  6. suffixed as lametastic — “lame + tastic”

Definitions

  1. Thoroughly lame or uncool.

    • Usually it is all OMG school exams stayathomestaringatceiling, only I try not to mention those bits as they are quite lametastic.
    • The 2008 race has been lametastic when it comes to online advertising. Though each candidate has dabbled, some estimates say the two have spent just 2 percent of their budgets on the Web […]

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