English

Noun

baquote ‎(plural baquotes)

1. (dated, fandom slang) A quotation printed on the back cover of a book, magazine or similar medium.
   • 1959, Eney, Richard "Dick" Harris, Fancyclopedia II, Baquote:

     BAQUOTE    A quote on the bacover, nacherly.

   • 1965 February, Perry, Tom, “Postscripts”, in Hyphen, number 36, page 15:

     Hyphen always arrives with a postal baquote added to the certified Willis-picked ones. This time it is, "Belfast addresses NEED a district number." I don't see the humor in it; in fact I suspect the postal clerks have failed to get the idea and think any sort of remark is acceptable as a baquote. I had a little more hope for them some time back, when they used: "Correct addressing--what a blessing--saves us guessing." This at least had some promise. But they showed themselves up by using it also on the next two or three issues.