Argumentologist

Someone that loves to argue a lot.

A person who loves unending arguments

A person who looks for every reason to argue

Derin is a very good argumentologist

by Che Che January 30, 2024

Gregument

An argument between Chad and Greg in the movie Welcome Home

Person 1: After Chad has the gregument
Person 2: Don't you mean argument
Person 1: Nah gregument

by Papercube356 February 6, 2024

Argument Sandwich

When two people you are friends with get into an argument with each other, and they both want you to believe their side of the story.

Hey, Dave and Kate broke up. Yeah, they both messaged me about it and I don’t know who to believe. I’m in a bit of an Argument Sandwich right now man.

by EliasCoyote May 3, 2024

Argument

Then, how did he celebrate Christmas Michael?

Hym "That's called 'No True Scottsman Fallacy' Michael. What you were going to say in response to that question. 'No True Scottsman Fallacy' Mike. That's also not an argument. So, he doesn't believe in Christ... And he celebrated Christmas any... So it isn't an option... It's a demonstrably True statement. Michael... Michael... If it isn't an incest cult, where did all the people come from? You have Adam... And you have Eve... We know how babies are made... How did you multiply 2 people into 9 billion? Incest. What do you call two people who share the same set of parents? Siblings."

by Hym Iam December 23, 2024

Argumentum ad twoja stara

"Argument" używany kiedy osobnikowi zabraknie jakiś logicznych lub sensownych argumentów, który głównie zahacza o członka twojej rodziny.

Osobnik 1 - "Uważam, że Dark Souls II jest zajebistą grą!"
Osobnik 2 - "A ja uważam że zajebiście to twoja stara ciągnie mi lachę"
Osobnik 1 - "Argumentum ad twoja stara"

by Jakiś Typ March 6, 2025

Argumenting

when a retard who came straight out a EAL and just came up with the word argumenting

we are argumenting

by Dicflipper May 6, 2025

Argument Blind Spot

The specific inability to perceive the weaknesses, missing premises, or emotional core of your own argument. You experience it as a solid, seamless edifice, while viewing opposing arguments as fragile houses of cards. This blind spot makes you confused and angry when others aren't instantly persuaded, because to you, your case seems invulnerable. You've literally never seen its flaws.

Example: "He couldn't understand why no one was convinced by his argument. His argument blind spot hid the fact his entire case rested on a single, uncited statistic he'd heard on a podcast, and that his tone was dripping with condescension. He saw a steel trap of logic; everyone else saw a wet paper bag of arrogance."

by AbzuInExile January 31, 2026