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- noun An
artist orwriter who practicedDada . - adjective In the style of Dada.
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Examples
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Yes, I decided to comment about that because John Emerson is what I would describe as a Dadaist comedian that attacks scholarly individuals online as a form of mean-spirited self-gratification.
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He’s writing what I can only describe as Dadaist Science-Fiction.
7, Dadaism, Lake and Men maryrobinette 2007
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Chicago construction worker and poet Marc Smith, when he started slam 25 years ago, did so out of Dadaist impulse, as a reaction to the rarefied air of academic readings -- and an unearned rarefied, at that, in his view.
Phil West: Poetry Slam at 25: Why Some People Stand in Line in the Rain to Hear Poems Phil West 2011
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Thoroughly revitalised later in the year, Edna appeared on US TV show View From The Bay, cooking to perfection her Dadaist dish "the pineapple and sausage surprise" for a live daytime audience.
Cake with Dame Edna 2011
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Chicago construction worker and poet Marc Smith, when he started slam 25 years ago, did so out of Dadaist impulse, as a reaction to the rarefied air of academic readings -- and an unearned rarefied, at that, in his view.
Phil West: Poetry Slam at 25: Why Some People Stand in Line in the Rain to Hear Poems Phil West 2011
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Chicago construction worker and poet Marc Smith, when he started slam 25 years ago, did so out of Dadaist impulse, as a reaction to the rarefied air of academic readings -- and an unearned rarefied, at that, in his view.
Phil West: Poetry Slam at 25: Why Some People Stand in Line in the Rain to Hear Poems Phil West 2011
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It's as if the early 20th-century Dadaist collages of Hannah Höch and Raoul Hausmann have been combined with a goth-tribal culture of tattoos and piercings very much of our time.
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Chicago construction worker and poet Marc Smith, when he started slam 25 years ago, did so out of Dadaist impulse, as a reaction to the rarefied air of academic readings -- and an unearned rarefied, at that, in his view.
Phil West: Poetry Slam at 25: Why Some People Stand in Line in the Rain to Hear Poems Phil West 2011
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Rambling, no voice projection, no point to their speech, nearly Dadaist slides.
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Chicago construction worker and poet Marc Smith, when he started slam 25 years ago, did so out of Dadaist impulse, as a reaction to the rarefied air of academic readings -- and an unearned rarefied, at that, in his view.
Phil West: Poetry Slam at 25: Why Some People Stand in Line in the Rain to Hear Poems Phil West 2011
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