Pseud's Corner
informal derogatory
noun
(The name of) a satirical column published in the British magazine Private Eye from 1968, used allusively to designate or denote the realm of the intellectually pretentious, or pseudo-intellectual writing, behaviour, etc., collectively.
Origin
1960s; earliest use found in Private Eye.
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