migantic

adj.

1. A state of not knowing what another person is speaking of or about.
2. Being unable to understand with clarity the content or meaning of conversation by another person

Example 1:
A woman has obtained knowledge of her husband’s affair. A proper response of the wife and an appropriate usage of the word “migantic” would be:

Wife: “Who is Marguerita?”
Husband: “Marguerita? I have no idea… “
Wife: “Don’t act migantic with me!”

Example 2:
A teenage girl is being given a ride by her father to the mall.

Teenage Girl: “I need $90 to buy tickets to the Yung Joc concert”
Father: “Ok sweetie, it sounds like it will be a good show.”
Teenage Girl: “Shut up daddy, you are so migantic”

Example 3:
An office workers computer has crashed from a virus downloaded from an email offering the sale of sexual enhancement drugs from Canada.

Office worker: “What happened?”
IT worker: “I could tell you but you’d just be migantic… In fact, everyone in this office is a migantic assclown”

by Bondjetta September 8, 2008

Misanticipate

(v.) Fail to Properly Anticipate

Gary was running to catch the football, but he misanticipated where the quarterback would throw

by freshboi29 September 12, 2011

megantic

(adjective)
(of love or friendship) intimate, typically sexual but not romantic
"their relationship is physical and platonic, it's megantic"

We're friends who occasionally hook up. You could describe our relationship as megantic.

by Shwingist February 14, 2017