Tricktify
The act of politicians trying to explain what they really didn't understand that they thought they said.
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Skater kid#1- "There it is- Double heelflip to feeble grind!"
Skater Kid #2- "NO way man! That was a Varial kickflip to a tweaked 5-0!"
Skater kid #1 "What are you- some kind of tricktionary?"
Skater Kid #2- "NO way man! That was a Varial kickflip to a tweaked 5-0!"
Skater kid #1 "What are you- some kind of tricktionary?"
tricktionary by joesk84ever January 5, 2010
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Tricktionary
An online dictionary that tries to trick you into clicking on an advertisement when all you really wanted to do is look up a word.
Looking up words on the internet is often frustrating because so often you find yourself trapped in a tricktionary.
Tricktionary by Eez July 29, 2017
Tricktivites
Tricktivites by Brooklun April 13, 2022
thickify
The word thickify was created by Drew Durnil in one of his Paper.io videos. It means to make something thicker.
thickify by Zazazan100 June 12, 2022
Trickification
A milder form of deceptionification, where non‑mainstream practices are explained as “tricks” (magic tricks, sleight of hand, cognitive illusions) rather than outright fraud. Trickification is common in debunking of mentalists, psychics, and alternative healers. While some such phenomena indeed involve tricks, trickification generalizes to all anomalous claims, assuming that any unexplained phenomenon must be a trick. It often ignores the possibility of genuine anomalous experiences or the limits of current science. Critics argue it is a form of rhetorical closure: once you say “trick,” the investigation stops.
Trickification Example: “The magician‑turned‑debunker trickified a psychic reading as ‘cold reading’ without examining the specific claims. He assumed trickery; he never tested his hypothesis.”
Trickification by Abzugal June 5, 2026
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