flawgic

An obnoxious contraction of "flaw" and "logic".

Religious nuts use flawgic to support their claims.

by branden January 6, 2006

flawgic

Anything stated by Hillary Clinton.

"Did you catch anything she said?"
"No, it was all just flawgic."

by gummiparty March 24, 2008

Flawgic

Flawed line of logic. A faulty statement, premise or otherwise CLEARLY FUBAR line of thinking.

I find your particular brand of flawgic disconcerting.

by Lilith Iscariot September 12, 2019

Flawgic

Flawed logic; often used by the religious and imbeciles on the far-right of the political spectrum, such as creationists, climate-science deniers, and the NRA, in an attempt to justify asinine beliefs and opinions.

Sam: "Scientific evidence shows that humans and chimpanzees evolved from a common ancestor as little as 7 to 10 million years ago."

Billy the bible thumper: "Nonsense! If humans evolved from monkeys, then why are their still monkeys!?"

Sam: "If God made man from dust, then why is there still dust? Can't you see the flawgic in your argument?"

by rouby September 6, 2013

Flawgic

Flawed logic

The idea that pasteurization does not include the cool down process is flawgic.

by OrganicButtercup May 3, 2012

Flawgic

Flawed Logic.

You like that person because they play mind-games with you. That's flawgic.

by Eltimbit October 27, 2011

Flawgic

When an individual is using logic that is flawed, the individual may realize the information is flawed or they may be unintentionally sharing false information that they have been told is otherwise true.

What you are saying is not true, it is flawgic!

by RadeonRyzen October 7, 2021