nonce-wd. [See -ULE.] A small or petty critic.
1889. F. Hall, in Nation (N. Y.), XLVIII. 97/1, The criticule whose callowness I have scrutinized.
1905. Ethel Barrymore, in S. F. Examiner, 1 Oct., 47/6. The measly little criticules who endeavor to produce your effects by awkward imitation.