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mascotry

mascotry

1 7.9
Using mascots to represent a team or event
  • noun
  • /ˈmæskətri/
: mascotismo
  • Sadly, my career in sports mascotry was cut short due to an injury I sustained when a pro wrestler came home to find me involved in a very lewd act with his wife and his sister.
  • sports mascotry

Examples

  • Lot of people say I'm the bad boy of sports mascotry.

  • It was around that time that I got into sports mascotry.

  • During the championship game, the team mascotry led the crowd in cheers, showcasing the enthusiasm of mascotry.

  • The children were excited to meet the school mascotry at the annual fair, highlighting the fun of mascotry.

  • Many organizations use mascotry to create a strong brand identity and engage with their audiences.

Surface Forms

mascotry singular
mascotries plural

Morphology

mascotry = mascot (semi-transparent) = mascot + ry

The meaning is a straightforward formation from 'mascot' + '-ry' (practice or collection), but '-ry' in this sense is relatively rare and the word is uncommon, so learners may not reliably infer it.

Etymology

Mascotry comes from the word mascot, which itself comes from the French mascotte meaning 'lucky charm'. So Mascotry is the practice or activity of using mascots—people or figures that stand for a team or event and were once thought to bring good luck.