subvertisement

English

Etymology

Blend of subvert +‎ advertisement.

Noun

subvertisement (plural subvertisements)

1. An individual piece of subvertising.
   • 2006, John Blewitt, The Ecology of Learning: Sustainability, Lifelong Learning and Everyday Life‎^[1], CRC Press, →ISBN:

     Another example is the famous 'subvertisement' which shows two cowboys riding together at sunset as if in a Marlboro ad but the caption reads, 'I miss my lung, Bob'.

Quotations

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Synonyms

• subvert

Translations

piece of subvertising — see subvert