Definition
Plural of hackery; instances of dishonest or hack writing, shameful practices, or shoddy work.
Etymology
From hack (mediocre writer or dishonest act) + -ery (suffix meaning 'practice or place of'). The -ery suffix comes from Old French and creates nouns meaning a collection of or instances of a particular activity.
Kelly Says
In the 18th and 19th centuries, London newspapers were infamous for 'hackeries'—sensationalized stories written by 'hacks' desperate to sell papers, which is exactly what created the term 'yellow journalism' decades later.
Translations
ARالعربية
مُخترِعون
muḫtarīʿūn
BNবাংলা
হ্যাকারি
haak-ari
CACatalà
hackeries
hak-ke-ree-es
CSČeština
hackeries
hak-ke-ree-es
DADansk
hackeries
hak-ke-ree-es
DEDeutsch
Hackerien
hak-ke-ri-ən
ELΕλληνικά
hackeries
hak-ke-ree-es
ESEspañol
hackerías
hak-ke-ree-as
FISuomi
hackeries
hak-ke-ree-es
FRFrançais
hackeries
ak-ke-ree-z
HAHA
hackeries
hak-ke-ree-es
HIहिन्दी
हैकरियाँ
haek-ree-yan
HUMagyar
hackeries
hak-ke-ree-es
IDBahasa Indonesia
hackeries
hak-ke-ree-es
IGIG
hackeries
hak-ke-ree-es
ITItaliano
hackeries
hak-ke-ree-es
KKKK
hackeries
hak-ke-ree-es
MSBahasa Melayu
hackeries
hak-ke-ree-es
NLNederlands
hackeries
hak-ke-ree-es
NONorsk
hackeries
hak-ke-ree-es
PLPolski
hackeries
hak-ke-ree-es
PTPortuguês
hackerias
hak-ke-ree-as
RORomână
hackeries
hak-ke-ree-es
RUРусский
хакери
kha-keri
SVSvenska
hackeries
hak-ke-ree-es
SWKiswahili
hackeries
hak-ke-ree-es
THไทย
แฮ็กเกอร์
hae-gge-r
TLTL
hackeries
hak-ke-ree-es
TRTürkçe
hackeries
hak-ke-ree-es
UKУкраїнська
хакери
kha-keri
VITiếng Việt
hackeries
hak-ke-ree-es
YOYO
hackeries
hak-ke-ree-es
ZUZU
hackeries
hak-ke-ree-es