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Organiserorganiser is a coined expression formed by the repetition of the noun organiser. In English usage, it functions as an example of reduplication—a linguistic device in which a word or part repeats to convey emphasis, repetition, or stylistic effect. The term is not part of standard vocabulary; it appears mainly in informal writing, social media, and creative contexts where speakers either exaggerate organizational ability or play with language.

Variants and spelling: The base word may be spelled organiser (British style) or organizer (American). Duplicating either yields organiserorganiser or organizerorganizer; hyphenated forms such as organiser-organiser are also encountered. The repetition is typically unmodified, without affixes or internal changes.

Usage and interpretation: In practice, organiserorganiser is usually read as humorous or emphatic rather than literal. It can appear as a noun, a modifier, or as a playful interjection in memes, essays, or event-planning anecdotes. Because it is nonstandard, it relies on context for meaning and is often cited as an example of reduplication in contemporary English.

See also: reduplication, tautonym, compound word.