fuzzword — Business jargon. ► “In effect, a fuzzword carries with it an aura of a new, more exciting reality, but one that has no basis in the real world.” (Marketing News, May 10, 1993, p. 4) … American business jargon
fuzzword — n. term intentionally confusing or inaccurate … English contemporary dictionary
fuzzword — n. a confusing term usually meant to obscure meaning. (See also buzzword.) □ The current crop of fuzz words contains a few that have come back from the twenties. □ Don’t sling those fuzzwords at me! … Dictionary of American slang and colloquial expressions
fuzzword — … Useful english dictionary
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buzzword-compliant — adj. Describes a piece of writing that is littered with jargon and buzzwords. Example Citation: Your average resume is as useful as, say, your average Time/CNN report on American soldiers gassing their own: the most enlightening revelation is not … New words
collateral mail — n. Mail that contains or has been tainted by a noxious substance, especially the anthrax virus. Example Citation: Waxman and the committee s chairman, Rep. Dan Burton (R Ind.) sent an unusual bipartisan letter late Tuesday to FBI Director Robert… … New words
jargon dyslexia — n. The inability to understand another person s jargon riddled writing or speech. Example Citation: Formed through a management buyout in 1996, Astron squeezed three old tech printing businesses together and wrought a dynamic new e business in… … New words
jargon filter — n. An email program filter that has been configured to automatically delete incoming messages that contain certain jargon terms or buzzwords. Example Citation: After more than six months of research on the words most hated by the media and those… … New words
