superspook

noun

superspook

noun

Etymology From super- + spook.

1

Slang A very powerful or successful spy.

  • The former superspook confided to me that he planned to challenge Baker to a lie-detector test on what was labeled “Debategate.”2008 February 3, William Safire, “Dirty Tricks”, in New York Times:

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