Allidicodium

Noun; a manner of verbal statement by a person when quoting someone who said something they vehemently disagree with; to help discredit the comment, the person doing the quoting contrives a 'dopey' voice. For example: "I was in the checkout at the market today with eleven items in the ten-items line, and this guy behind me said, dopey voice 'Hey! you need to get out of this line right now!'." Derived from Latin alli (another person), dico (speak), odium (dislike).

"You just committed an allidicodium." "That was a pretty good allidicodium!"

by Peegoo May 17, 2020