Examples
“He constantly goes on about how he is the only credible lyricist in the Western world and implies that everyone else is some kind of pseud/plagiarist, And about being working class - he doesn't seem to do a fat lot of work to me.”
“I think pseud in nc has it right, that at this point, a campaign of non-violence would be ineffectual given the media biases at work.”
“Wanna see what a real non sequitur looks like, pseud?”
“LOL — this word “hypothetical”, pseud: it does not mean what you think it means.”
Matthew Yglesias » Veronique de Rugy is So Anti-American That She’s Not Even an American!
“ETA: consistency in the use or non-use of boy pseud.”
“I dip paper in milk coffee; inhale as it meets my lighter, hisses, grows the pseud of years captured -”
“From the original recipe by Sara Bosse and Onoto Watanna [pseud.]”
“Another example -- I write gay romance and erotica, and I use a pseud because my husband is in civil service.”
“Anyone who has to detach from a pseud has to lose the trust and reputation that identity has collected.”
“I see no practical difference in this and most cases in which a blogger chooses to remain anonymous by using a pseud”
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qroqqa Or for the rest of us, [sjuːd] (or SYOOD, if you really must use imitation grunting). Jan 8, 2009
feelsurreal (SOOD) n. A person with pretensions to cultural or intellectual sophistication. Jan 8, 2009