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Carly Simon
/ˈkɑːrli ˈsaɪmən/
Definition
1
An iconic American singer-songwriter and musician, best known for her introspective lyrics and the 1972 global hit song 'You're So Vain'.
2
A cultural touchstone representing the art of the 'kiss-off' anthem, often used in discourse to describe a mysterious and enigmatic subject who may or may not be thinking about her.
Examples
If Carly Simon has taught us anything, it is that some people are so vain they probably think this dictionary definition is about them.
I spent all afternoon trying to solve the riddle of who she was singing about, only to realize I was just procrastinating on my taxes.
Sending someone a link to a Carly Simon track is the polite, musical way to tell them that their ego currently occupies the entire room.