Ignorized 

a. To judge something superficially or with a short-sighted understanding due to reluctance, neglect, or ignorance of decisive facts, evidence, or knowledge.

She was so Ignorized she avoided crucial facts that contradicted her arguments.

Ignorized by Majorenglish37 January 2, 2021

Ignored

To not be acknowledged by the person you really want to talk to. You know they are online but never try to give you a response. You start to feel sad and depressed emotions that they probably don’t care about you anymore. Then when they do reply back, it’s the most shortest reply. Then you become happy and don’t say anything about it because they atleast responded back to you so you text them like everything is ok.

Ignored

Friend - Did she ever reply to you?

Me - Nah, but it’s all cool.

Ignored by heartlessfiigure March 10, 2018

Ignorise 

'to ignorise'

It's an exaggeration of ignore. You use it when someone gets ignored, or you want to show someone that his opinion is insignificant. Or if you want to 'troll' someone.

'You got ignorised!'
'He ignorises you.'

'I just wanted to add-' 'You got ignorised!'

Ignorise by Jasaka October 12, 2011

Ignored

To not reply by message for over 24hours

Wow that hoe ignored my text

Ignored by Tibsy115 May 17, 2016

ignoredom

The state of being ignored. When you have been ignored so long you can not take it anymore.

My fb hasn't talked to me in a week. I'm dying of ignoredom.

ignoredom by loserface April 24, 2006

Ignorgied

To be ignored during an orgy.

infinitive: ignorgy

"Don't invite him, he'll just be ignorgied."
"Yeah, last night was pretty crazy. No one got ignorgied."
"Guys, stop ignorgying me."

Ignorgied by Klaws March 8, 2008

Ignorwledge 

verb. derived from the words ignore and acknowledge. To Acknowledge information only to completly ignore it.

Harold - I'm completely snowed under i need help.
Bob - I appreciate that Harold, it's terrible. <Bob walks away>
Harold (to Nancy) - I can't believe it. Harold just Ignorwledged me!!

Ignorwledge by Package Managment June 17, 2009