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The term is sometimes used in a condemnatory fashion, meaning not befitting of a [[fan]]. ("Bigotry is unfannish.") | The term is sometimes used in a condemnatory fashion, meaning not befitting of a [[fan]]. ("Bigotry is unfannish.") | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:16, 31 December 2019
(adj.) Not fan-like or not fannish.
Unfannish is most often used in a tongue-in-cheek manner. ("You're skipping the con for a baseball game? How unfannish!" "There are no books in this room. It's unfannish!")
The term is sometimes used in a condemnatory fashion, meaning not befitting of a fan. ("Bigotry is unfannish.")
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