listicle
n.— «Added an article to the listicle to the lists section.» —“My Comments and News” by John Davin John Davin’s Website (Pittsburgh, Pa.) July 14, 2001. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
listicle n.— «It’s called “Out Mutual Friends,” and it’s an alphabetical rundown of things we like, hate, think are cool, think suck, are funny, are not funny, etc. Yes, a “listicle” if you will, of things that are...
listicle n.— «I’ve decided to default to one of the magazine world’s last great lame clichés—lists. Lists as articles. Listicles. (I feel dirty even saying it.) Consider this my homage to sappy service journalism.» —“The Daily...
listicle n.— «People who haven’t worked in the publishing industry (or haven’t worked at the Voice) don’t necessarily know that “best of” issues are generally a chance for the editorial staff to phone it in. Inside jokes, lazy...
turf n.— «“If your mother sends you a letter to the editor saying she loves you, check it out. It might be turf. Today especially, there is an 80 percent probability it is turf.” “Turf” is editorial page slang for form...
fundit n.— «Mr. Black is not a standup comedian. He has worked for improv groups like the State. Among a large group of commentators—”fundits,” as they have become known—used by VH1 on its show, Mr. Black has stood out...