Dunning Kruger Effect

Just go on Reddit for a minute and you'll see it in action.

Reddit is a scientific experient created to prove the Dunning Kruger Effect

by Your father-in-law, Bob February 13, 2023

Ken-Duceing

(v). 1. the act of coming across a conflict and choosing to ignore it and avoid it until a solution is no longer sought

Everything

Stop Ken-Duceing

by Pettities+BLJ May 1, 2014

apple dunking

The act of placing one's testicles upon the face of another. Synonymous with "teabagging."

The space marine humiliated his in-game opponent via celebratory apple dunking.

by aghunter September 11, 2012

Monkey Dunking

When you play as Winston in Overwatch and drop in on those Hanzo hunsbando fags.

Player 1: You see that Hanzo up there? It's time for a good monkey dunking.

by Zaeglamesh June 6, 2016

Dunning-Kruger Syndrome

Incompetent people who think they are intelligent, but are actually to incompetent to recognize they are are not.

as outlined in the Cornell research named after the professors who discovered it, the Dunning-Kruger Effect..

" incompetent people will:
tend to overestimate their own level of skill;
fail to recognize genuine skill in others;
fail to recognize the extremity of their inadequacy;
recognize and acknowledge their own previous lack of skill, if they are exposed to training for that skill."

Michelle Bachman has a severe case of Dunning-Kruger Syndrome. If only we have universal healthcare that poor woman could get help.

I know that Vice President Biden shows signs of Anaphylactic Agnitio, but I dont know if i would go as far as to say he has Dunning-Kruger Syndrome.

by Sirgay Yakspit March 2, 2014

dunting

(n,v) The action of nudging or bumping up against something, particularly in an earnest and persuasive manner. It's what cats do to your legs.

It was difficult to work in the kitchen with the cat constantly dunting me for food.

or

As I walked through the door, both my cats gave me a dunting.

by Deathalicious May 14, 2004

Dunning-Poe

Dunning-Poe is when someone is too simple-minded to understand that a post/meme/statement online is, in fact, satire. Like Poe's Law, the reader is confused, but in this case, it is because of their lack of intelligence, not the medium. They won't know this, of course, because of the Dunning-Kruger effect which states someone needs to be intelligent enough to understand a topic thoroughly before they can understand their relatively low expertise on the same subject.

Dude. I posted a meme, and got "dunning-poe'd" in the comments again by Jeff.

by Slash-5 January 24, 2019