mohigson
The word 'mohigson' is derived from the Latin term moguntienses, which means mountains, and sometimes the city in western Germany. Some research has also shown potential evidence that the word takes derivations from 'hic' in Latin, which means 'here' in English. 'Mohigson' is a word used to describe someone/something being idiotic or moronic. Which can explain its derivations as 'mountain' factors into the 'mountain of stupidity' you are trying to express. It has been being used more recently as compared to decades ago when the word was created. It is mainly used in Scotland and other European countries. It can be used to describe someone or an action. It is most commonly used in arguments and isn't offensive enough to be taken seriously.
