What Does This Mean?
Spanish-language internet label, built from "momo" (Facebook-era slang for a meme) plus the suffix "-ero", for a person who makes, collects or shares memes. It is attested here only through its parts, not through a dated definition, and it should not be confused with a rare older dictionary word of the same spelling.
REAL-WORLD EXAMPLE
""Ese es un momero de los de antes, guarda memes desde 2013," said his friend."
LORE & ORIGIN
"Momo" as slang for "meme" is documented by the existing corpus entries for momazo and momo rancio, and an Urban Dictionary entry for papulince glosses "momos" as memes. The suffix "-ero" regularly forms nouns for people who do or make something. A search of dictionaries and slang sites found no page defining "momero" as a meme poster; one Spanish dictionary lists an older, rarely used word of the same spelling meaning someone who makes exaggerated gestures. No dated first use of the meme sense is documented, so the definition is built from the parts and from the community gloss.
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