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pundit
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pundit
An expert or knowledgeable person. From "pandit" in Hindi. See guru.
pundit
1. (formerly) a learned person
2. a Brahman learned in Sanskrit and, esp in Hindu religion, philosophy or law


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This was a step too far for the delightfully eccentric Martin O'Neill, sharing the punditry couch with Alans Hansen and Shearer.
There's a new Des in town... and he's good; SPORT ON TV by The Mirror (London, England)
Andy Townsend took punditry to new heights - or should that be depths - when he implied that the Spanish manager could cure any rifts in the squad caused by generations of mistrust and hatred between the Basques and the rest of the country with a sharp half-time dressing down.
Talking heads are on road to nowhere by South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales)
He mocks me for my physique, I lay into his BBC punditry and brown shoes, and then we talk about hamstring injuries.
Tony Horne - The people's voice by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
 
 
 
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