pyknic
Americanadjective
noun
adjective
Etymology
Origin of pyknic
1920–25; < Greek pykn ( ós ) thick + -ic
Example Sentences
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However, older versions maintained by search engines such as Google and Bing still bore the message "hacked by pyknic" - a possible reference to an obscure hacker or "hacktivist" group.
From Seattle Times
Also defaced by "pyknic" Sunday was a Lady Gaga fan site, Gaga Daily, an act which drew a sympathetic message from the pop star on Twitter.
From Seattle Times
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