plugworthy

English

Alternative forms

• plug-worthy

Etymology

From plug (“to blatantly mention or advertise”) +‎ -worthy.

Adjective

plugworthy (comparative more plugworthy, superlative most plugworthy)

1. (show business, rare) Worthy of being plugged or advertised.
   • 1967, The Spectator, volume 219, page 249:

     In pursuit of plugworthy composers, then, the Festival is sure sooner or later to walk off the end of the pier.

   • 2014, Dic Mortimer, Cardiff:

     Because of this isolation, and the lack of visitor 'attractions' deemed plug-worthy, nobody goes to Gabalfa unless they live there, work there, or are writing a painstaking Cardiff history.