internets
See also: Internets
English
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Etymology
In the humorous sense, inspired by George W. Bush who pluralized internet in a debate with John Kerry in 2004.[1]
Noun
internets
- plural of internet
- (humorous, with the) The Internet.
- I can't find this word in my print dictionary; let me go look it up on the internets.
- 2004 October 8, George W. Bush[1]:
- I hear there's rumors on the internets that we're going to have a draft.
- [2007, Garrett M. Graff, The First Campaign, page 281
- Indeed, coming on the heels of a party leader who speaks of "the Internets" and "the Google," it's a disturbing trend that GOP leaders seem so disconnected from the technologies that are changing the way most Americans live]
References
- “Transcript: Second Presidential Debate”, in The Washington Post, 2004 October 8, archived from the original on 2012-03-06
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