Citations:acersecomic

English citations of acersecomic

1. noun
   • 1982, John E. McLaughlin, J. Liessmann Vantine, “Studies in Native American Languages: Foreword”, in Kansas Working Papers in Linguistics, volume 7, →DOI:

     The karma was right, so this acersecomic from Utah and sweetgrass addict from North Dakota collaborated to honor our guest with a volume of American Indian linguistics paper.

   • 2007, Susan K. Poering, Poplollies & Bellibones/Tenderfeet & Ladyfingers: A Celebration of Lost Words/A Compendium of Body Language:

     All of our officers are decent men, no gattoothed rutterkins, and the chief won't allow any acersecomics on his force, no sir!

   • 2017, Rohit Padala, Vortex, Notion Press:

     Her black hair was pulled back in a long in a long ponytail which covered more than half of her back; she could easily be mistaken for an acersecomic.

2. adjective
   • 2015, Jeff Napier, Trivia Almanac 2015:

     Some very young children are acersecomic.