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proudly, willfully ignorant. Holding up one's ignorance as a virtue, and using it as rhetorical and moral leverage. cf. Ignorance. "To the C students, I say, 'You too can be president of the United States.'" - George W. Bush
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The ignorant way of saying ignorant "Your ignant"
"You're uneducated." |
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While ignorant implies doing or saying something foolish not knowing any better, ignant implies that the person knew damn well and chose to act foolish anyway. "That ignant bitch took off with the car after I told her I needed to use it."
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Slang for "ignorant". Joe is an ignant fool!
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A slang term short for the word ignorant commonly used by black youth. The term is almost always misused and is synonymous with the words dumb and stupid rather than actually meaning ignorant. I most cases, it is preceded by the words 'yo' and/or 'mad.' Teacher: "What's four plus five?"
Johnny: "Eight" Rashad: "Yo, you mad ignant son" |
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]ignant], adj.
1. when you know you wrong 2. a term used to describe an action that, despite one's apparent ability to make better decision, defies accepted standards of behavior 1. " I know that ignant 'ho did not just rub up on my man."
2. "Why was that ignant youngsta rollin his blunt in the back of the bus? |
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When one is ignorant, underdeveloped cognition and/or just plain mean. Person 1: Hey, Jane lost weight, she must be on drugs, she must not have any teeth.
Person 2: No ignant, Jane works out everyday and watches what she eats! She has a beautiful smile with perfect teeth to match (ALL HER TEETH), you are such a hater. |
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