trivia

the act of asking a question about something and someone answering it

Lets go play movie trivia.

by Useless Trivia Man September 9, 2003

TriviaCrack

Literal crack in the app world.

person 1: Dude why are you always texting?! I'm right here!
person 2: I'm not texting.
Person 1: Then what are you doing?
Person 2: Playing triviacrack
Person 1: oh, is that fun?

by csm1106 January 3, 2015

hq trivia

A cell phone game that has a live host and a chance to win real money. A game that lags like a bitch and you will never win because the questions are impossible. Plus the host scott can’t shut the fuck up and pisses everyone off.

I can’t stand to play hq trivia anymore because scott can’t shuthp and the question are impossible.

by Ben Dover Boi February 10, 2018

trivial disinformation

Feeding bad information or faulty logic to the opposing team when playing Trivial Pursuit in an effort to steer the team toward the wrong answer. Especially effective when done under the guise of lending a helpful hand.

Johnny's encyclopedic knowledge of geography and sports history, combined with the expertly-disguised stream of trivial disinformation that he gave the enemy, won the game for us tonight.

by jboyardee October 19, 2007

Triviawhack

When playing pub trivia or pub quiz, a triviawhack is when only one person on a team knows the answer to a particular question, and that answer turns out to be correct. Triviawhacks (or t-whacks) are an indicator of a person's contribution to the team, since without the particular person, the team's aggregate score would be lower by the number of t-whacks they had.

Coined by a group of trivia afficianados in the Southernmost city of the US, Key West Florida.

Fred made the difference in our victory tonight with two triviawhacks. He was the only one on our team who knew that "The Big Sleep" was based on a book by Raymond Chandler.

by Key West Bob April 29, 2019

trivagoed

The past tense of the word Trivago. As in the hotel website company.

The food was eaten. The water was drank. The tea was spilt. The hotel was trivagoed.

by Peach pudding June 15, 2019

trivial

used in mathematics to mean "this is obvious, so I won't waste space writing up the proof here."

Claim: P \neq NP
Proof: Trivial

by dibbylongshooott August 23, 2020