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NBC
/ˌɛn.biˈsiː/
Definition
1
National Broadcasting Company: A major American commercial broadcast television and radio network, founded in 1926, known for its peacock logo and programming like Saturday Night Live.
2
Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical: A military acronym referring to warfare or defense against weapons of mass destruction involving those agents.
Examples
I flipped to NBC during the game, only to find the peacock strutting more than the players.
My uncle swears NBC stands for 'Never Believe Commercials' after one too many infomercial marathons.
In a zombie apocalypse drill, they trained us on NBC protocols, but I just stocked up on popcorn.
NBC's late-night lineup kept me up so late, my boss now thinks I have a second job as a vampire.