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couplezilla en · NOUN

Etymology

From couple + -zilla.

Meanings

  1. (derogatory, humorous, informal, usually) A couple who, in the course of planning their wedding, display difficult, selfish, and narcissistic behavior relating to the event.
    • You're probably a great relief to work with after some of the couplezillas she's inevitably seen. The last real doozy of a story I heard was the groom who insisted that they MUST have an aisle runner because they were paying $10,000 for the wedding and had to have everything just so. 1999 August 24, Wende A. Feller, “Re: Coordinator Update!”, in alt.wedding (Usenet):
    • Then, no they're not wrong at all, they're being a couplezilla. […] I say.. Couplezilla go ahead and embrace your zilla-ness. This is the stuff that makes great wedding horror stories... 2000 January 31, Z. Santiago, “Re: Cheif^([sic]) Bridesmaid needs help! (LONG)”, in alt.wedding (Usenet):
    • > However, I still think a wedding is one of the few times a couple can be > completely selfish and think of themselves only. Oh no, COUPLEZILLA! 1999 June 3, Peggy Galbraith, “Re: cake...”, in alt.wedding (Usenet):

Forms

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couplezillas Number=Plur lexicographic

Meronyms

bridezilla · groomzilla · weddingzilla