palindrone |ˈpalinËŒdrÅn|
noun
- a sequence of words that sound like communication when spoken but are equally meaningless when read backwords or forwards, e.g., in the great history of America rulings there have been rulings.
- a person who speaks in palindrones, often a person who does no useful work and lives off others.
ORIGIN early 21st cent.: from Greek palin‘again‘ + Old English drÄn, drÇ£n [male bee,] from a West Germanic verb meaning ‘resound, boom‘ ; related to Dutch dreunen ‘to drone.‘