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iggiot

a moron or idiot, no sense of surroundings, worthless, simply an ignorant person The first person I every heard say this was my cousin. I knew right then she was calling me an idiot just by More…

Ight

To express affirmation or agreement. =Used to replace alright for confirmation and agreement. Often used when someone want to be funny and wants to reference the “Ight Imma head out” meme. More…

iglooize

To wrap oneself up in blanket so that no body parts are exposed to the outside, creating the appearance of an igloo. She wanted to describe what she was going to do simply, rather than More…

iglooize

To pull the covers around you in such a way that no body parts are showing, to create the appearance of being in an igloo. She wanted to describe what she was going to do simply, rather More…

igmo

insulting term for a person with lower intelligence I was teasing a friend about her feelings for a boy, and she jokingly called me an igmo, which is short for ignoramus. It is easy to see More…

Ignant

Synonymous with the term ignorant. This term is popular among African American slang; it is a shorter version of the word “ignorant.” The word came to be due to a More…

ignantest

The quality of being extremely crazy (in a positive way) In this context, the word most likely means crazy instead of unlearned or stupid. Slang way of saying the “most More…

ignoranus

blend of ignoramus and anus Used as a comical way of combining two different insults into one word. =You are such an ignoranus.' Don’t you mean ignoramus? No, ignoranus: stupid and More…

Ignortant

Something that is important but easily ignored =Used when describing some event or person that seems important, but no one really cares about Etymology : Stems from ignorant and More…

igrance

nonsensical actions that make a person angry =that is total igrance Etymology : a variation in spelling of ignorance, which carries a deeper sense of anger =2006


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