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tricknology 

1. A conspiracy to commit fraud on the masses by introducing ideas not based on scientific fact or substance.
2. Professing to use technology that does not really exist.
3. A word used by conspiracy theorist who have trouble grasping the concepts of new technologies and ideas.
4. Often mistaken for fakenology.
A conspiracy theorist tried hard to convince me that the Lunar landings were all tricknology.

Religious zealots believe dinosaurs, evolution, and the big bang are all tricknology.

That OJ DNA evidence was all tricknology.
tricknology by Ron0495 October 27, 2007

Yakubian Tricknology 

A phrase referring to the technique that is exclusive to the Caucasian race. It greatly enhances their ability to lie to deceive others.

The word "Yakubian" originates from the man named Yakub, a scientist who is theorized in some cultures to have created the Caucasian race thousands of years ago. He arrogantly despised his fellow Africans to such an extent that he planned to create a new race of humans and to give them the ability of Tricknology (origin in the word "trickery") so that they would go on to bring destruction to and eventually subjugate the Africans.
How were the Europeans able to build their empires and colonize most of the known world? The hypothesis is a combination of factors -- geography, the drive for new natural resources, and Yakubian Tricknology are all said to have played parts in their recent domination in the last few centuries.

Star Treknology 

Current technology that was first mentioned or shown on a Star Trek TV series or movie.
The iPad is the latest example of Star Treknology, electronic devices based on gadgets (in this case, the PADD) that first appeared in the Star Trek series and are now available to the public.

Trickology 

1. The study of the tricking phenomena with reference of origin, growth, reproduction, structure, and behavior of those imposing a trick and those on the receiving end of a trick.

2. The study of tricks used in a specific region.

3. trickological phenomena of an organism or a group of organisms performing tricks.
I earned a degree in Clowning; trickology was the single hardest class to pass to earn that degree! I couldn't figure out what the regions were of the different knock knock jokes that have been introduced over the past seventy-five years. Be prepared for some heavy duty studying in that class bozo.
Trickology by theDon! March 14, 2010

treknology 

a joining of technology and trek; as in star trek or trekkie

Treknology - the technology used in Star Trek
ie- warp drive is the most awesome treknology ever
treknology by Erin Wilk March 31, 2005

Trichology 

The study of the three main hair groups on homo Sapiens heads. These hair groups include beard hair, scalp hair, and eyebrows. Eyelashes are not included because no one cares about those
My trichology trichologist said that years of trichology research and studies show that trimming my beard hair it will cause it to grow back much much faster and longer
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Also used to describe establishments where alternative foods and products are sold, i.e. natural food stores.

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murderhobo 

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Steve: I'd like to roll a strength check against strangling the orphan.
Dave: I call dibs on the dog.
DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
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