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user 38446
Use the idiom tag for questions which a dictionary cannot answer about set phrases with unusual meanings that can't be properly understood just from the separate words in them.
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Is there an English idiom for provocative titles, something like "yellow title"?
With reference to internet only "clickbait" might be appropriate.
Wikipedia describes it as follows:
Clickbait is a pejorative term describing web content that is aimed at generating online adve …
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