blooddossier
/ˈblʌdˌdɒsieɪ/nounVerified NewThe presumptive file that treats a diaspora member as a potential agent of their ancestral state.
Visas question harder, employers hesitate, and neighbours recalculate after a headline; the file is invisible and always current. Ancestry is submitted as evidence, and no one is told the case is open.
Etym. — blood + dossier: the file that assembles itself at birth.
Rel. — molehaze
Novelty check: NEW · checked 2026-11-08
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