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To fake ignore someone in a chat room just to make a statement, then talk about said person for the next 20 minutes then, talk directly to them again giving them "another chance", then fake ignoring them again

This is a very popular term within the Yahoo chat community, and was coined in the Windows: 1 chat room. One particular member of the community would place another user on ignore, post that they had ignored them in the room publicly, then speak to them a short while later, having forgotten that they had claimed to ignore the person.

This is now a common reference within a large part of Yahoo when a user likes controversy too much to actually ignore a user which they disagree with, instead they claim to ignore the user to further controversy.

Janoring may, in some cases, be a subset, or type of trolling
I was in chat the other day talking about kittens and this girl janored me. I know she didn't really put me on ignore because she asked me my ASL five minutes later.
Janored by pixelicious September 26, 2010
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Janorexia 

the act of starving oneself in january to lose christmas podge
no, i cant eat lunch ive got janorexia
Janorexia by k80s January 4, 2011
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Janorexic 

Having janorexia
no i cant eat that, i'm janorexic
Janorexic by k80s January 4, 2011

Janorexia 

1. the condition imposed by starving oneself in January following holiday indulgences and binges.
2. alternative to perfunctory gym membership sign-ups, or diets to satisfy one's new year's resolutions.
3. reference to anorexia
I thought my sweetiepie was hitting the gym all month to fit in those jeans but it turns out it was a case of janorexia.
Janorexia by theQueeb January 3, 2012
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