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inhignation

The act of licking another's penis while riding upside-down on a roller coaster
The boy was known around the amusement park for his skill in inhignation.
inhignation by Rose Lash June 2, 2012

Lord of Indignation 

The title of Lord of Indignation is held by Kénji Lescara, he holds this title as it fits no one better.

indignation 

Anger or rage ignited by a perceived or real injustice/ offense; resentment or bitterness. The resulting feeling when one feels that they have been snubbed or screwed over, pissed off.
The public was bursting with indignation when the likes of child-killing whores Lori Drew and Casey Anthony were released for a "lack of evidence".

The LGBT community took to the streets in fierce indignation when Prop 8 was passed; how dare strangers meddle in their private lives and take their rights away!
indignation by Lorelili September 6, 2011

incognition 

The quality associated with being incognito. See also, stealthiness.
Garth: Hey Ted is that you? Is that a prosthetic nose?
Ted: No. I am Howard. I don't know Ted.
Garth: Oh, you're practicing your incognition. I see. Goodbye, "Howard."
incognition by Uzekh April 19, 2022

Indignation Junkie 

Indignation Junkie is a term coined by David Brin in his novel "Existence". It refers to the gratification people feel when they are emotionally aroused by their own act of expressing outrage, frequently on a moral or social injustice issue. This actually causes their brains to release endorphins/dopamine, which cause a form of euphoria and further arousal. They actually get high from their own indignant rants.
"Mary spends every night arguing furiously with people on FaceBook. What cause is she so fired up about?"

"Does it matter? One thing yesterday, something else today. She really just likes arguing. She's such an indignation junkie"

incognition 

noun
the mental action or process of acquiring ignorance and misunderstanding through thoughtlessness, inexperience, and excessive regard of the senses.
The appreciation of fashion requires no small amount of incognition.
incognition by Ken Hogan December 27, 2016