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Knogic

A word combination of "knowledge" and "logic" that basically means the exact opposite. used in place of a sarcastic "logic". (naw-jik)
P1: 9/11 coudn't've been an inside job because the planes came from the outside
P:2 That's a very knogical idea. I love it
by Senic The Edgehog March 5, 2017
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knoticed

A word comprised of the words know and noticed. When used, it refers to Prior Knowledge, of some sort, in a SARCASTIC MANNER. (Something someone pointed out that you already knew of, and therefore you would respond with "I knoticed") Usually used in text/aim/instant messaging conversations.
Doug: Hey dood, i just took a picture of martha drunk as hell! *posts on facebook*
Jimmy: yea, i knoticed, eveyones talking about it on facebook, dumbass.
by benny gerg October 4, 2009
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knobicles

It's when it is really freezing and your knob gets stuck to your balls and is very like and ice-cream
but you want go and eat now would you
"honey, you have knobicles and i don't think it will go in, lets try when its not so cold."
by Kirsty Hanvey April 1, 2008
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knobice

Knob-ice - pronounced (nob-iss)

–noun
1. A moronic failing amateur.
2. Psychology . a person who is starting out in a field they have no experience in and have a misguided belief that they can succeed.

3. And arrogant people.
"You are such a knobice!", Sally exclaimed after unfulfilling sex with her deadbeat boyfriend.
by Adelina_Pall July 7, 2010
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Knotice

to both know and notice something at once.
I'm very proud of myself in case you didn't knotice.
by jesterofdoom March 6, 2013
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