feducation
n.— «“‘Feducation’ is a new word coined in Washington for the new system of education which will emanate from Washington for completely running our school system across America,” Dent said during a televised speech in February 1966, reports of which are included among his Clemson papers.» —“GOP flourishes with Dent’s help” by Wayne Washington The State (Columbia, S.C.) Jan. 22, 2005. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
Further reading
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