credinility

what you have when you have no

credibility. It works in the reverse... knowing nothing is no credibility but a great deal of credinility. People who like to present themselves as knowledgable who are not, have large quantities of credinility.

Don't listen to advice from that guy Jimmy, he has a whole lot of credinility.

by Capt. peterhead March 30, 2019

crudibility

What Pig Pen would lose if he removed his famous layer of dirt.

When Pig Pen says he's gonna take a bath when he gets home, Charlie Brown asks him if he's gonna get all cleaned up; said muddy child responds dat as soiled as he always seems to get, he's learned not to expect too much from a soap-and-water session --- "l just feel satisfied if da wash merely settles da dust." So it sounds like his crudibility will be preserved for da time being.

by QuacksO April 21, 2022

Credibilicide

1. The act of passing on information so obviously inane that it kills any chance one has of ever being believed again; or
2. The act of relaying completely valid information to individuals lacking the education or intellect to grasp the concept(s).

TOM: Please stop sending me emails telling me every time someone blinks three times while reading the message Bill Gates is going to give $1 million to a 79-year-old Lithuanian woman who was forced to start working as an exotic dancer to support her 14 children. Didn't you see the Snopes link I forwarded to you saying it's not true?"
JERRY: "Well, they also tried to tell us KFC isn't really using mutant monster chickens born without beaks. That was pure credibilicide. I'll never believe anything they say again."

by EmmyLouWho April 22, 2014

Chewibility

The texture of the food. How easy it is to chew the food.

Wow this Mac and cheese’s chewibility is great

by annnnnnaaaabananasssss August 31, 2020

credibilizes

To assert one’s credibility

The politician credibilizes his authority over the blue collar workers.

by Jones’sWords September 26, 2023

Credisability

When the perceived trustworthiness or reliability of an individual or entity is deeply impaired, in particular by overreliance on digital tools to project an unrealistic image of expertise or capability. Credisability is an effect of chronic penalties, loss of trust, or loss of access to the use of tools like AI that follow.

She relied on AI to draft her articles, but her credisability was apparent when readers noticed inconsistencies and she couldn't explain her arguments, or indeed to see why it was a problem.

by se1sm December 3, 2025