Meanings
- derogatoryslanguncountablevulgarSomething inferior or false.
Cue the Freudian slash Jungian craporama.
2012, Liz Jensen, "Good to go", Arc, ISSN 2049-5870, circa December 2012, unnumbered page2 more examples
"Must be the blatant, lie spewing, craporama Hollywood Backstory."
2011, D. B. Moon, Summerland, Noble Romance Publishing, LLC, →ISBNAn interviewee in Kneafsey et al.'s (2001: 306) study of rural West Wales described a special section in her shop aimed at tourists as 'the craporama area', […]
2015, David Bell, “Cottage Economy: the 'ruralness' of rural cultural industries”, in Kate Oakley, Justin O'Connor, editors, The Routledge Companion to the Cultural Industries, Routledge, →ISBN, page 226
Origin
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