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Note: There are 2 spellings of this term, Medildo and Medilldo, but they are both pronounced exactly the same way: | Note: There are 2 spellings of this term, Medildo and Medilldo, but they are both pronounced exactly the same way: | ||
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Contents
Part of Speech
Noun
Alternate Forms and Pronunciation
Note: There are 2 spellings of this term, Medildo and Medilldo, but they are both pronounced exactly the same way:
[mə dɪl doʊ]
Description
A nickname for a student in the Medill school of journalism who is annoyingly self-righteous or aggressively enterprising. It is a combination of the words ‘Medill’ and ‘dildo.’
Usage
Usually used by students who are not in Medill.
Example Sentences
He kept badgering me for an interview. He’s such a Medildo.
