commy
- adjective
- /ˈkɑːmi/
- Slang
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comunista
- She often makes commy jokes during meetings, which some find amusing and others deem inappropriate.
And thank you, God, for Alexandra Ocasio Cortez and for us, those green commie pinkles out there, because when they're talking about the Green New Deal, we're going to get rich.
- And thank you, God, for Alexandra Ocasio Cortez and for us, those green commie pinkles out there, because when they're talking about the Green New Deal, we're going to get rich.
Examples
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And then we're letting them keep the money and turn into woke commie gobbledygook.
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No offence, but it sounds like it's a commie gobbledygook.
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It's like blue mixed with red commie equals purple.
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Don't move protestor or I will blow your commy brains out.
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So if you're this radical commie, yeah, no, no, I mean social commie.
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The fun thing is that Canadians who live so close to "Da US" have so much more to say than just "commy," "terrorist," and "unpatriotic," like you fellow Republicans preferably use them in a combo to create more effect.
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And thank you, God, for Alexandra Ocasio Cortez and for us, those green commie pinkles out there, because when they're talking about the Green New Deal, we're going to get rich.
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Some people accuse him of having a commy ideology that influences his policies.
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The artist's latest mural features commy symbols, sparking debates in the community.
Synonyms
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Supporting the idea that people share things and work for the community
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Relating to a system where the state owns things and shares them among people
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Etymology
Commy is a slang short form of communist. It comes from the old Latin root communis meaning 'shared', just like in community, so calling a policy commy points to the idea of sharing property or power and is usually informal or negative.