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nudnik

[nood-nik] / ˈnʊd nɪk /


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Tarantino has become a nudnik filmmaker, who grabs a viewer by the lapel and says—and says and says—what’s on his mind.

From The New Yorker

He never stupidly based gender in language alone—like all those nerdy post-structuralist nudniks who infest academe.

From Salon

Alice is a nudnik and a connoisseur and a troubled person.

From The New Yorker

Painted in glazes of vibrant, greenish yellow scrawled over a black surface are words like kibitzer and kvetcher; nudnik and nebbish.

From New York Times

The difference is that Knoxville's nudniks volunteer for the slaughter.

From Time