Definitions
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- noun A
snort ofliquid from themouth out through thenose ; as in response to somethingunexpected and/orfunny - noun computing A
metasyntactic variable similar tofoo andbar
Etymologies
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Examples
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And Firestorm was told at that meeting to put together a report on everything he could decipher from that data-blort John Stewart sent him; that included Void-Houndage. kdb
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I may have to start using "data-blort" in everyday conversations.
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How I long for the days when it was simple to measure the efficacy of one's skin care regime! everlasting blort
Glow in the dark skin care? The Nag 2009
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Their thick tongues blort, their eyes squeeze grief, a crowd
Homage to Philip Larkin Banville, John 2006
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Oliver fully intended to use the lightning, so the green, fetid cloud that billowed from his nostrils surprised him, as did the plaintive blort that rose from somewhere just above his stomach and rushed up the long tunnel of his neck, exploding from his mouth in a miasma of halfdigested cabbage, beans, and parsnips.
The Dragons of Krynn Weis, Margaret 1994
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She led the grumbling dragon out, and as Oliver settled disconsolately in his new bed, L'Indasha turned to the fire, ignoring one last pathetic blort before the creature fell asleep and snored merrily, impervious to the snow and cold.
The Dragons of Krynn Weis, Margaret 1994
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December 19, 2008
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A town in Wilson County, Texas, United States. The population was 1,850 at the 2000 census.
December 20, 2008