Opinionated

Unreasonably holding to one's own opinion. Oftin can be stubborn towards one's own opinion as well.

Can also be used in a noun: opinionatedness
Can also be used as an adverb: opinionatedly

Scott is a very opinionated person.

by Alexisfromcalgary October 13, 2005

fast food opinion

A blatantly regurgitated, prepackaged opinion. An opinion that requires no research, independent thought, wit, or creativity of one's own. Generally political, or theological in nature.

"John always re-posts political messages on Facebook. I'm tired of hearing his fast food opinions."

"Fox News is the nation's leading purveyor of fast food opinions."

by BrokeTilTuesday January 18, 2011

opinions

The ideas of stubborn people. An idea becomes an opinion when it conflicts with other ideas.

Person 1: I think opinions are for idiots.

Person 2: ...Isn't that an opinion?

Person 1: Fuck.

by Nonphatophobe May 19, 2008

opinionated

An often irritating personality trait by which a stubborn, strong willed person always has to give their strong opinions, sometimes to the point of always believing they have to be right and have the last word.

I consider myself opinionated, but try to keep it under control so I don't irritate people.

by [e-mail] March 15, 2008

ooting

To break down and snort any substance you can get your hands on.

Little johnny boy met up with Timmy to start ooting the mass amounts of coke they bought

by Nitsuj69 March 19, 2018

opinioneering

v. or adj., to offer opinions unfounded by facts, logic or reason in books/ columns/ talk shows etc. in order to substantiate and legitimize an utterly absurd view point or idea. See also: 'catapulting the propaganda'.

Bob: "Hey, did you see Coulter on TV last night? She said Dems don't support the troops."

Mike: "Dude, don't listen to that bitch. She's just an opinioneering cunt with as much credibility as a Republican congressman caught pants-down at a boy scout slumber party."

by sigmarthebad December 27, 2007

orping

postulating bizarre scientific theories without substantive evidence or empirical proof.

Jean Piaget (1896-1980) is famous for orping his way to fame by suggesting that ontogeny recapitulates phylogeny(orp). In other words - the development of an individual mimics development of the species

by Arunabh Das Four August 25, 2008