wisogynist

Someone who dislikes people from Wisconsin (cheeseheads)

She really hates Aaron Rogers. She is such a wisogynist.

by TeamGnomie August 5, 2016

misogynist paradox

The notion that a woman is promiscuous (a slut) if she refuses to yield to a man's sexual advances.

*at club*
Guy: That bitch didn't wanna come back with me. fucking whore!
Friend: Isn't that the misogynist paradox?
Guy: Fuck you nigga!

by smegmanutz November 11, 2018

Trans-inclusive radical misogynist

I don’t hate trans women because they’re trans, I hate them because they’re women

“Jeff despises Michelle because he’s a trans-inclusive radical misogynist.”

by happyb-daymichelle January 24, 2023

Woke Misogynist

A person who hates women but tacks "white," "straight" and/or "cis" in front of their misogynistic remarks to mask them as woke political critiques and gain social acceptability. It's an effective way to smuggle misogyny into the mainstream and insulate misogynists from accusations of sexism.

An example of a woke misogynist:
Male comedian: Women are evil bitches. Am I right?
(Crickets.)
Male comedian: Well... how about this: White women are evil bitches. Am I right?
(Audience erupts in laughter and cheers.)

by AlexS1234 July 6, 2021

Racist, homophobic, transphobic, misogynistic, xenophobic

Common political buzzwords people use to describe those that they hate.

If you think those aren't the correct words to my sentence then you're racist, homophobic, transphobic, misogynistic, xenophobic, and antisemitic, and you have no place in the world other than the fact that you should unironically kill yourself.

by Senator Foreskin July 21, 2023

misogynist

n. A man who hates women as such as women hate each other.

Wow, he hates Lisa as much as Rachel hates her.
What a misogynist.

by nightroad13 June 26, 2008

Daily Misogynist

Noun.

Common nickname for the Daily Mail - UK tabloid newspaper aimed at uptight Middle Class English people and generally disparaging towards women, especially celebrities. For example, frequently printing images of celebrities going about their daily lives, looking perfectly normal, and then criticising them for wearing trainers or not wearing make-up.

This phrase is much used on DigitalSpy forums.

I can't believe the Daily Misogynist are at it again! One article criticising working mothers and another slating Kim Wilde for going to the shops in jeans and trainers.

by Crystal_M August 15, 2010