Define Pundit Meaning

TV talking heads. Many offering view concerning politics.

A person who claims to be an expert and markets him or herself as such, but has no discernable income or prior background being a practitioner in the subject matter they purport to represent. These individuals are usually offered talking points and a buried stipend (read: paid off) by a special interest group, such as a political party or industry lobby then go on to blog or make media appearances promoting their point of view to the detriment of people who are real-life practitioners and subject matter experts.

an Indian word for master.Also known as "Guru"

a person who speaks with the tone of authority but is often found out to be just a big gasbag handing you a lot of stuff.

A pundit is a comedian who sucks at making people laugh.

A portmanteau of pun and bandit, signifies someone who tells far too many puns. May optionally imply particular cleverness or skill.

A person who uses Facebook to make political comments and advocate a particular point of view. Said person is inclined to get involved in debates with other Facebook users by exchanging comments on a post.

G.A.A. pundits are experts on Irish sports both hurling and football.These sports are generally played by farmers when they are not milking cows or snagging turnips.Some of the best known legendary gaa pundits are Pat Spillane,Frank Byrne and Joe Brolley

A person who has an opinion on the internet.

A sports fan that relies on the most conventional opinion or intuition to predict the outcome of sporting events. Usually, this involves picking the team with the most popular players because of their assumed superiority over their opponents. The term draws off of drunken, opinionated barflies with antiquated knowledge of the sport in question. (abbrev. BSP)