Adverb
In a memeable manner.
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Most memorably, and memeably, a Rhode Island speaker with a chowder-thick accent boasted about the efforts of seafood industry to survive the pandemic in the state — that’s “the calamari comeback state of Rhode Island” to you, pal — while a beefy, masked chef stared silently at the camera, hoisting a platter of the crisp-fried squid appetizer.
Borrowing its title from a series of tweets by Kanye West, in which the term “righteous indignation” is memeably misspelled, Cherry’s exhibition [Crichoues Indignation] addresses the constant vulnerability of all Black bodies, specifically emphasizing society’s continued disregard for the wellbeing of the Black femme.
What Yahoo Answers lacked in contributions to the pantheon of world knowledge it made up for in its heroic advances in memeably ridiculous content. BuzzFeed has run lists throughout the years of stupid and silly questions from the site, and most famously, the question “how is babby^([sic]) formed,” a gem uncovered by Jon Hendren for a blog post for Something Awful.
In “Glass Onion,” Cline portrays Whiskey – the publicly anti-feminist girlfriend and business partner of Duke Cody (Dave Bautista), a prominent men’s rights YouTuber. Like her character, Cline stands out as a relative newcomer among an ensemble of seasoned professionals who are further into their lives and careers. Rounding out the memeably starry cast are Janelle Monae, Kate Hudson, Edward Norton, Kathryn Hahn, Jessica Henwick, Leslie Odom Jr. and Daniel Craig, reprising his role as detective Benoit Blanc.