warhol
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Noun — An informal unit representing fifteen minutes of fame or public attention.
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Etymology
Named after artist Andy Warhol, who famously predicted that everyone would be world-famous for fifteen minutes.
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What does “warhol” mean?
The word “warhol” means an informal unit representing fifteen minutes of fame or public attention. In plain terms, a joking measure of brief celebrity, based on Andy Warhol's "fifteen minutes of fame" line.
How do you pronounce “warhol”?
“Warhol” is pronounced WAWR-hahl (/ˈwɔɹhɑl/ in IPA).
How do you use “warhol” in a sentence?
Here is “warhol” used in a sentence: “The reality star burned through her one warhol of fame in a single viral clip.”
What part of speech is “warhol”?
“Warhol” is a noun.