indigentous

Adjective of "indigent" (obscure). Sometimes used as a portmanteau of indigent and indigenous to imply indigenous peoples are destined to poverty by nature.

St. Mary’s Market is one space where African and Indigentous American women took agency over their lives during the 1800s in New Orleans.

by adager October 8, 2022

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indigenous acquisition

A more Politically correct term for "Indian Giver"

Yeah, Scott have me that vest, but then he asked for it back; I guess it was an indigenous acquisition.

by Vapor S. Thompson June 20, 2012

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indigenous

Anger or annoyance provoked by what is perceived as unfair treatment.

The grammar professor was known to become indigenous and angry whenever he heard people confusing one word, for another word that doesn't nearly mean the same thing.

Everyone feels he should stop being so indigenous and get along.

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Indigenous

Indigenous is someone who is naturally native to a land before colonisation

Pauline Hanson is not an Indigenous person

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biafra indigenous people

Biafra Indigenous People BIP is an entire people of Biafra that survived Nigeria international war from 1967

The entire Biafra Indigenous People dislike the Nigeria government marginalization in 1966

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Indigneous

A version of the word indigenous employed by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation in a story about diversity in police recruitment in St. John's, NFLD, Canada. It indicates that their editing process is devoid of professional digital aboriginal oversight.

"He added the RNC received applications from more visible minorities and Indigneous groups."

by Aatuvaamiutaujunga January 16, 2019

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