cappucinocracy
n.— «The former fishing port of Tofino, some 40 miles north of Bamfield, has advanced in no more than a decade from a stellar destination for a few busloads of savvy bohemians to a grande-luxe place for Vancouver weekenders and the Toronto or Seattle cappucinocracy.» —“In British Columbia, Where the Sun Set on an Empire” by Simon Winchester New York Times Oct. 19, 2007. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
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