comsymp

American  

[kom-simp] / ˈkɒmˌsɪmp /

noun

(sometimes initial capital letter)

1. a contemptuous term used to refer to a person who sympathizes with communists.

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Etymology

Origin of comsymp

1960–65; com(munist) symp(athizer)

Example Sentences

Elite university students must be warned about “classism”! Not on course syllabi or the cover of a book as though it’s comsymp lit or something.

From Salon

Given a day or two to learn their lines, they could have substituted with much improvement in subtlety of characterization for the cereal-box astronauts and Comsymp Eastern Establishment journalists who snooze about Drury's stage.

From Time Magazine Archive