a suffix that is affixed to any word that describes the cause of a situation of relative discomfort derived from the last 3 syllables of 'armageddon.'
As of late, the suffix "-pocalypse" has been popularized in the media, trying to make a minor event bigger than it is. Interestingly, an actual apocalypse would likely go by another name, or receive the suffix anyway. i.e. 'Armageddonopalypse.'
Related suffix: "-mageddon"
The Hyphen is not always used.
As of late, the suffix "-pocalypse" has been popularized in the media, trying to make a minor event bigger than it is. Interestingly, an actual apocalypse would likely go by another name, or receive the suffix anyway. i.e. 'Armageddonopalypse.'
Related suffix: "-mageddon"
The Hyphen is not always used.
by annoyedCitizen70 July 19, 2011
a suffix that is affixed to any word that describes the cause of a situation of relative discomfort derived from the last 3 syllables of 'armageddon.'
As of late, the suffix "-mageddon" has been popularized in the media, trying to make light of an undesirable yet minor situation; however like any pop culture word (or suffix in this case) it's becoming less helpful and more annoying with its overuse.
Related suffix: "-pocalypse"
Can also affixed as "-geddon." hyphen not always used.
As of late, the suffix "-mageddon" has been popularized in the media, trying to make light of an undesirable yet minor situation; however like any pop culture word (or suffix in this case) it's becoming less helpful and more annoying with its overuse.
Related suffix: "-pocalypse"
Can also affixed as "-geddon." hyphen not always used.
The roads are closed due to a recent 'snow-mageddon'
John Madden recently went insane during a football game and it resulted in madden-mageddon
John Madden recently went insane during a football game and it resulted in madden-mageddon
by annoyedCitizen70 July 19, 2011