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3 September 2016

Word of the week: Indy-dependent

Each week The Staggers will pick a new word to describe our uncharted political and socioeconomic territory. 

By Julia Rampen

After Scotland’s First Minister Nicola Sturgeon floated plans for another referendum, the word of the week is:

Indy-dependence (n)

A dependence on independence referendums.

Origin:

India Bourke

Usage: 

“If only the SNP could rid itself of its indy-dependence.”

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“She’s a strong, indy-dependent woman.”

“I’m not left or right – I’m an indy-dependent thinker.”

Articles to read if you are indy-dependent:

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