Informatise

Derived from the French word for "computerized," informatise is a blend of inform and advertise.

Informatise means to advise and educate about the helpful uses of a product or service in a way that is not propagandistic or mindless.

The process of informatisation aims to enhance the knowledge base of its target audience thereby enabling them to make more informed decisions.

Informatisation usually takes place through or with the aid of a technological medium such as a tablet PC like Apple's iPad or iPhone.

Using his iPad, the guest lecturer informatised the first year medical students about his company's latest product, which he believed would improve the quality of life of thousands of people.

by skijake1 April 24, 2011

informacious

full of information

Today in class, I took informacious notes.

That boy in my science class is informacious.

by Strugglingstudnetfromny December 6, 2011

minformation

The minimum information needed to understand an idea.

I'm in a hurry, so just give me the minformation and we can talk more about it later.

by TemplarRogue February 14, 2014

informationable

The ability to get information from something or someone

Is the website informationable?
The cross-examination of the witness was very thorough, but he was not very informationable.

by Turbo Charge August 28, 2013

flying in formation

When a group of inebriated people all assume incorrectly that a story teller at a party is using a word as slang or metaphor, rather than its literal meaning. Ex: "I used to be a pretty skilled crop-duster." The speaker is a pilot, not a passer of gas.

Those dudes were totally flying in formation when they started laughing uncontrollably at Winnie when she said, "Do I smell popcorn?" Because we were actually making popcorn.

by nullvoid August 9, 2015

Infearmation

The news we get from the media to keep us in formation.

Sars, Y2K, Killer-Bees, Gas Shortages

by Barry Morse May 8, 2004

infunmation

Similar to infotainment. Made by shoving 'fun' in the middle of 'information'. Infunmnation is knowledge that is actually enjoyably received. Not neccessarily interesting knowledge, just fun knowledge.

"There is so much infunmation on UrbanDictionary.com"

by Lawson May 13, 2005