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  • adjective Characteristic of an insider; especially, reflecting an insider perspective

Etymologies

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insider +‎ -y

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Examples

  • This blog shows a blog CAN be TOOOOOO "insidery" to be helpful.

    Stop Sucking Your Thumb And Get To Work. 2009

  • Author of this well-informed "insidery" article is one Charles Arthur.

    Yep, Bill and I are friends, for sure 2007

  • Combined with a lack of editing (or even copy-editing), that means that sometimes people write badly, or in a kind of insidery shorthand.

    Setting the Record Straight 2005

  • Combined with a lack of editing (or even copy-editing), that means that sometimes people write badly, or in a kind of insidery shorthand.

    Setting the Record Straight 2005

  • The event panels included a nice cross-section of 'insidery' mobile folks.

    Wireless Watch Japan 2009

  • Mr McBride worked in Mr Brown's No10 'war room' alongside Labour campaigns expert Mr Watson, who allegedly received an email from Mr McBride suggesting he might provide 'insidery' items of gossip for Mr Draper's LabourList website.

    Home | Mail Online 2009

  • The event panels included a nice cross-section of 'insidery' mobile folks.

    Wireless Watch Japan 2009

  • The event panels included a nice cross-section of 'insidery' mobile folks.

    Wireless Watch Japan 2009

  • The event panels included a nice cross-section of 'insidery' mobile folks.

    Wireless Watch Japan 2009

  • The event panels included a nice cross-section of 'insidery' mobile folks.

    Wireless Watch Japan 2009

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