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interweb

(ˈɪntəˌwɛb)
n
a facetious name for the internet, used to imply that the speaker has little understanding of or interest in the subject
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Call in if you're in the vicinity - tickets are pounds 10 on the door, or pounds 8.50 pre-sale on the interwebs.
Much grumbling on the Interwebs that Pruitt & Co.
CONFUSION reigns on the interwebs among the political classes of South Kerry after their TD, Jackie Healy Rae, shut his public Facebook account and opened a private one instead.
It is easier to access medical information through the interwebs and mobile-based applications such as #mydawa.
I think that's a bit of a stretch, and I haven't been able to find any evidence on the interwebs or in my little grammar and usage library that would indicate it's been used in that way.
In the beginning of January, news hit the interwebs that Marc Laidlaw, the lead writer and level designer on the Half-Life series left Valve.
However, thanks to the intrepid reporting of Our Man on the Interwebs Dan Klein, I can confirm that among the "non-essential" government functions that would close pending a new budget is the U.S.
For those that reckon that it slows down play, then they have not noticed how many golfers are breaking the Rules in blissful ignorance on many of our golf courses.What may seem as an innocuous glance at a watch may be all that it takes to consult the oracles of the interwebs on the distance to the green.
The company stated on their website, "It was just a year ago today that we launched this amazing shop on the interwebs to offer the best in digital content.
Uhuru Kenyatta's speech during Jamhuri Day celebrations, I would urge you to search for it on the Interwebs.
Cats have not only taken over the interwebs but now even artificial intelligence has fallen prey to their feline charms.
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