Kidnorant also kidnorance
used to define those ignorant about the workings (or not) of their kidneys.
Term coined by survivors of renal failure used to describe someone recently diagnosed or someone who has not yet attained the knowledge of a more experienced person.
Not a derogatory term, more a descriptive one.
A combination of the word kidney and ignorance
used to define those ignorant about the workings (or not) of their kidneys.
Term coined by survivors of renal failure used to describe someone recently diagnosed or someone who has not yet attained the knowledge of a more experienced person.
Not a derogatory term, more a descriptive one.
A combination of the word kidney and ignorance
S/he's new here and a little kidnorant, so has lots of questions.
Yes, we know that but ask anyone on the street and they are completly kidnorant
Yes, we know that but ask anyone on the street and they are completly kidnorant
by Jim Warham et al 2004 August 8, 2004
A contraction of 'kid' and 'ignore', denoting a city parent, who, despite warning signs in a rural garden centre or pet shop, goes by their own unwritten rule that "we're in the country now - the rules don't apply here", yet becomes insensed when their offspring scream loudly after having been bitten by a rat/ferret/bird/mouse etc, because a) the parent failed to observe their evil progeny, and b) the parent failed to observe the warning signs telling them that birds and animals bite, that children are frequently stupid, and that most children ignore warning signs, just like their parents.
As the child yelped, the rat recoiled and blood spurted from the youngster's finger. The young boy's parent was a kidnorer, who immmediately threatened legal action, even though the warning signs on the cage had been apparently unseen by both he and his offspring.
by John of the Antipodes July 7, 2011