tragistry

tra-gis-try

n. pl. tra-gis-tries
Dervied from: root word tragess, meaning:
1.
a. An uncalcuable heurisic tool that explicates emotions of sorrow.
b. A rating system involving emotion.

Examples:

a. Anna's house fire was a complete tragistry.

b. A psychologist used the Tragistry Scale to categorize Billy's emotional response to the circumcision of his imaginary friend.

by Dr. Kevin Cesee, PhD. cognitive clinical psychology November 3, 2005

Tragesty

An event both tragic and a travesty.

These people are out of work, and can't afford food. It's a tragesty!

by Debserver December 27, 2009

travesty throne

Something you might find yourself on after a long night of bad decision making. This usually involves quite a large dose of shame, an upset stomach and frequent flushing.

After a late night which included 8 beers and 5 shots followed up by a Crave Case, Andrew spent his Sunday in close proximity to the travesty throne.

by Rocker-D-Licious December 25, 2014

tragesty

Is a combination of tragedy and travesty,

"They've stopped producing my favourite chocolate, it's a tragesty!"

by physprite July 6, 2014

Travesty

Something terrible that is occurring or has occurred which was preventable and obviously controllable by the powers that be.

Kavanaugh's testimony was a travesty

by Anonymous big September 27, 2018

Tapestrophile

Someone who has sex with rugs.

Ian had sex with my rug and now my rug needs therapy for what he did to him. He is such a tapestrophile and scum of the earth.

by Damn that was a steezy ass kic October 29, 2020

Trajesty

1. an occurence that is both tragedy and travesty

2. e.g. when the feelings gone and you can't go on, it's trajesty

3. tragedy on a majestic scale/context

Adjective: trajest

we lost the great poet-visionary-musician Mr Marley so early - a trajesty

by Chévalier October 5, 2020