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fisking
English
Etymology
Named after journalist Robert Fisk (for the surname, see Fisk). Originated in the blogosphere.
Noun
fisking (plural fiskings)
- A rebuttal to an article or blog made by quoting its content in sections and refuting each section individually.
Related terms
- fisk
References
- Jargon file
Norwegian Bokmål
Noun
fisking f or m (definite singular fiskinga or fiskingen, uncountable)
- fishing
- (in sports) to wait around the opponent's goal waiting for a pass
fisking From the web:
filking
English
Verb
filking
- present participle of filk
filking From the web:
- what filling goes with chocolate cake
- what filling goes with lemon cake
- what filling goes with red velvet cake
- what filling goes with marble cake
- what fillings go with carrot cake
- what filling goes with vanilla cake
- what filling goes with strawberry cake
- what filling goes with almond cake
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