D-list
/ˈdiːlɪst/originally US
noun
1The fourth in a series of lists, especially lists ranked in order of preference or significance.
2Any (notional) list comprising only the least celebrated or important members of a particular group, especially in the entertainment industry or the media.
adjective
Of or belonging to a D-list; specifically designating or relating to a (notional) roster of the least celebrated or important individuals, especially in the entertainment industry or the media. Usually attributive.
Origin
1950s; earliest use found in White Book Aggressive Activities towards Yugoslavia. From D + list, after A-list, B-list, C-list.
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- samfie
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- whisky mac
- whisky sour
- whisper
- whisperer
- whispering campaign
- whispering gallery
- whispery
- whist
- whistle
- whistle-blower
- whistle-blowing
- whistle Dixie
- whistle in the dark
- whistle in the wind
- whistler
- Whistler, James McNeill
- whistle something down the wind
- whistle-stop
- whistling duck
- whistling kettle
- whistling swan