Nipplegate

[Laurence Horn]

>Yes, lots of hits for "nipplegate."
>http://news.google.com/news?&q=nipplegate

But "nipplegate" is technically inappropriate in this case, since the
actual nipple was not televised per se.  Such sloppy usage--what is
the country coming to?

L

>In the blogging world, "tittygate" has some proponents.
>
>http://www.feedster.com/search.php?&q=tittygate
>
>"Boobygate" has a few as well:
>
>http://www.feedster.com/search.php?&q=boobygate
>
>Grant
>