witch-hunty
English
Etymology
witch hunt + -y
Adjective
witch-hunty (comparative more witch-hunty, superlative most witch-hunty)
- (informal) Characteristic of a witch-hunt.
- 1994, Extra!, Volumes 7-8, page 32:
- Some of the more witch-hunty questions were subsequently withdrawn — e.g., "How many NPR staff have previously worked for Pacifica stations?"
- 2012, William Fotheringham, Roule Britannia: Great Britain and the Tour de France, Yellow Jersey Press (2012), →ISBN, page 237:
- In the past, it had been assumed that riders were not using drugs unless proven otherwise, now, 'the speculation got very wearing. It got very witch-hunty. As soon as anyone was going well the fingers would be pointed.'
- 1994, Extra!, Volumes 7-8, page 32: