blundertard 

a blundering moron

Ian is such a blundertard, it's amazing he didn't bury that hooker at the beach.

blundertard by brold July 16, 2009

Blunderbirds 

Matt Lowne’s KSP rescue squadron.

Yes! It’s the incredible adventures of Jebediah and his crack team of Kerbalnauts,
They are: THE BLUNDERBIRDS!
Saving the Kerbin race, one stranded explorer at a time.

Blunderbirds by The Blunderbirds November 28, 2020

Blundergrad

A degree given to someone who barely passes their undergrad classes.

An undergrad degree from a school with a poor reputation.

Yeah, I'm still stuck at UWindsor doing my blundergrad.

Blundergrad by JohnP. April 7, 2008

Blunderstanding 

to gain new insight through serendipitous means

Alfred Nobel gained a new blunderstanding of explosives when he accidentally mixed collodium (gun cotton) with nitroglycerin to create dynamite. President Bush now blunderstands what it might take to bring democracy to a Middle Eastern country by trying to rid Iraq of WMD’s.

Blunderstanding by D. MacFarlane November 8, 2007

Blunderstand 

to gain new insight through a serendipitous mistake

Alfred Nobel gained a new blunderstanding of explosives when he accidentally mixed collodium (gun cotton) with nitroglycerin to create dynamite. President Bush now blunderstands what it might take to bring democracy to a Middle Eastern country by trying to rid Iraq of WMD’s.

Blunderstand by D. MacFarlane January 5, 2009

blendertard 

A person who uses Blender and thinks they are superior to every other art form to exist. They will go out of their way to prove that blender is better, usually with excuses on 'Hey, this is just blender assets!' even though half the time it's lighting produced by the particular program itself.

Think Narcissism but for online dweebs with no life experience besides blender.

''You think your blender is better then anyone else work? You such a blendertard.''

blendertard by ihavenoenemies October 7, 2023

blundergirding 

Pronunciation: blun-der-gur-ding

The act of unintentionally reinforcing or supporting something in a way that actually weakens or undermines it. Often used to describe failed arguments, misguided fixes, or well-intentioned efforts that backfire spectacularly.

* "I tried to fix my bike, but I ended up blundergirding it, and now the chain falls off every five seconds."
* "The politician attempted to defend their policy, but their speech was so full of contradictions that they only blundergirded their own position."
* "Dave said he was helping with the group project, but his ‘contributions’ were pure blundergirding—now we have twice as much work to fix his mistakes."

blundergirding by lexically_challenged February 27, 2025