indignantary

When a celebrity or high-ranking official performs offensive or illegal acts.

Dominique Strauss-Kahn, the French indignantary accused of attacking a hotel maid in Manhattan, now has a chance to brush up on his foreign etiquette during his vacation stay at Riker's Island.

by i_am_back June 12, 2011

Indignant

Acting like Donald Trump when discussing factual information

Jeez. I can’t handle four more years of that orange clown being so indignant every time someone asks him a question about his latest nonsense.

by Nsalty82 October 22, 2020

indignificant

Outrage at stuff that doesn't matter and the realisation that the stuff that doesn't matter doesn't care about your outrage.

I felt indignificant when the traffic lights were red at every intersection on the journey to Mum's place.

by Nicolas Copernicus October 27, 2011

Indignorant

A combination of being indignant and ignorant at the same time.

We were at a club and this guy was all over us acting like a drunk idiot. When the bouncer stepped in the guy got all indignorant yelling how we were all “Ho’s” asking for it. Funny thing was, we were high class Ho’s there for a special party and making big bucks.

by Ronder August 1, 2021

Indignant People's Day

A day celebrating those who have a problem with everything anyone says or does or has said or done or will say or do.

A date needs to be set and announced for Indignant People's Day however dates thus far suggested have been met with indignation.

by sheila in the car October 12, 2021

Indignant Insight

A weaponized epiphany.
The kind of “truth” spoken through clenched teeth—less to illuminate, more to wound. It masquerades as wisdom, but reeks of ego: a lashing disguised as clarity, often delivered when the speaker is more interested in domination than dialogue.
An insight born not from reflection, but resentment.

"He called it honesty, but it was indignant insight—his bitterness dressed in borrowed philosophy."

by Luxè Decay August 6, 2025