Conspiranoid

A person who is so taken in with conspiracy theories that it impacts their behavior.

Amy announced on Facebook she's leaving it for Parler after the election because she thinks she's being censored because she was an open Trump supporter. She's a real conspiranoid!

by Eulophia Obtusa November 9, 2020

Co-conspirator

Your partner in crime, the individual you engaged in an activity with, not necessarily having to do with an actual conspiracy.

After I became inebriated Saturday night with my co-conspirator, I had to call a taxi to drive us home.

by Youknowwhomadethis August 16, 2015

conspiraloon

A stupid conspiracy theorist. Conspira + loon

"He's one of those conspiraloons who thinks Kennedy was shot from Grassy Knoll"

by Ryan Money Boy June 12, 2018

Conspirakook

Noun. Somebody who spends all day & night researching conspiracy theories. Also some who believes everything is a conspiracy, no matter how kooky

"Vito sent me a a conspiracy theory video about the George Floyd murder being fake, what a conspirakook!"

by Matrick Pininni June 7, 2020

Real Conspirator

An organization bent on ruling the Central Florida Underground. There home-base is unknown, but is rumored to be in Orlando. The society works through the internet, but only those who can crack the password to a "sacred" AIM account can get in.

See him? He's a Real Conspirator, he might Phuck up your computer.

by The BenMan April 6, 2004

consPIRATEors!

conspirator:

1. one of a group that acts in harmony.
2. part of a group that agree to do an unlawful or unethical act.

pirate:

one who breaks intellectual property laws by reproducing protected works without permission

conPIRATEors!:

1. one pirate of a group of pirates that acts in piracy.
2. part of a group of pirates that agree to do piracy.

"The editor and the author of a word published on The Urban Dictionary were consPIRATEors!" - says a pirate.

by [e-mail] August 26, 2013

Conspirabators

People who seem to be aroused by promoting conspiracy theories about controversial public events. They are often found on obscure internet forums, or in bars or parties, where they spew implausible scenaria explaining historical events. The data that they provide is usually cherry-picked or flawed, and they are adamant about the veracity of their cause. Examples include, 9/11, the JFK assassination, Obama birthers, vaccination autism warners, etc.

I saw a guy on a date, and all I heard from him was about how the World Trade Center was brought down by explosives. I couldn't tell if the girl was impressed. I almost went over to him to bitch-slap him. I wish I did. He was just one of those conspirabators.

by Bilham January 19, 2014