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- noun One who uses
hype to promote or advertise.
Etymologies
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Examples
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It is the product of media, to be sold by the new self-promoting Vollard, or professional hypester Rosenberg.
July 2008 2008
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- Paul Wolfowitz Chief neocon hypester of war convinced Washington Saddam posed an
Conventional Wisdom 2007
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As Cochran pointed out years ago, the Human Genome hypester got the truth exactly backward -- they implied that genes cause most diseases but denied that genes cause differences in capabilities among races.
Important article confirming science of human biodiversity Steve Sailer 2005
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As ScottJ notes, Chris is a sales machine, not a hypester.
Feedster: the Friendster of Blog Search? Michael Arrington 2005
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As Cochran pointed out years ago, the Human Genome hypester got the truth exactly backward -- they implied that genes cause most diseases but denied that genes cause differences in capabilities among races.
Archive 2005-06-12 Steve Sailer 2005
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In any event, you can bet the hypester machine on this deal will be locked on overdrive, otherwise known as "full retard," right up until you get the pump -- at which point it'll be dumped.
Is Facebook a Friend That Investors Need? - Seeking Alpha 2011
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When the musicians take a break, Rimpel walks around talking to relatives and friends, more like a hostess making the rounds at a church potluck than a hypester working the room.
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Comstock is a cut above hypester Goodrich Petroleum (NYSE: GDP) and a certain
Fool.com Headlines 2010
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How odd, that a man of comedy speaks financial truth, and the man in costume surrenders, confronted with the tapes of the tricks he played when he was a hedge fund hypester?
The Smirking Chimp - News And Commentary from the Vast Left-Wing Conspiracy 2009
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In every way, this guy has always struck me as pure huckster, hypester, trickster.
James Kobielus' Blog 2009
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