TRIGNORANCE
Noun used to describe an ignorant statement made that is based on common truth or actual fact about a person, place, or thing.
TRIGNORANCE by Don Lee Bruce February 11, 2014
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Trignorant
A portmanteau, consisting of trifling and ignorant. It Perfectly describes trifling as well as ignorant nouns; people, places, things, and/or ideas.
Wow, did you hear about that wealthy person stealing from the dollar store? Stealing...from a dollar store? Very trignorant.
Trignorant by Couturejenn February 19, 2011
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prignorance
a variety of stupidity in which the sufferors express satisfaction and pride about being ignorant. A prignorant person might even sometimes appear to think that being a dumbass is an advantage for them.
Derived from 'proud' and 'ignorant'.
Derived from 'proud' and 'ignorant'.
prignorance by Figleaf23 August 4, 2007
Thugnorance
having ignorance towards pop culture specifically hip-hop, as well as what might be considered ghetto slang.
1. I was talking to my friend yesterday and he said he doesn't know what YOLO means; I swear he's thugnorant.
2. The depth of your thugnorance is astonishing, the fact that you don't know who Drake, Rick Ross, or Lil Wayne is.
2. The depth of your thugnorance is astonishing, the fact that you don't know who Drake, Rick Ross, or Lil Wayne is.
Thugnorance by You Know That One Guy April 18, 2014
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Twitgnorance by The 2112 Hollilama December 11, 2018
Trignorant
The tendency for people to become upset by things, people, or ideas which they do not fully understand.
Charles loves to go on about how many genders there are, but when you bring up questions of biology and sexual reproduction, he’s actually pretty trignorant.
Trignorant by Hayden Comer June 5, 2019
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