prignorance 

a variety of stupidity in which the sufferors express satisfaction and pride about being ignorant. A prignorant person might even sometimes appear to think that being a dumbass is an advantage for them.

Derived from 'proud' and 'ignorant'.

There's a lot of prignorance in the Republican party.

prignorance by Figleaf23 August 4, 2007

Pignorance 

Police officers who don't know the law.

I am a police officer. I can do anything I want to. I know the law. No, you cannot...you are pignorance.

Pignorance by Good Citizen July 28, 2021

prignorant 

Proud of being ignorant.

See 'prignorance'.

George W. Bush is prignorant about foreign affairs.

prignorant by Figleaf23 August 4, 2007

TRIGNORANCE 

Noun used to describe an ignorant statement made that is based on common truth or actual fact about a person, place, or thing.

Majority of shit that comes out of Calven's mouth is full of trignorance

TRIGNORANCE by Don Lee Bruce February 11, 2014

Pignorance 

When fat girls try to stuff their whale-sized carcasses into skinny girl clothes, trying to hide the fact that they are fat and unwanted, thus inducing pignorance.

Most of these girls can be found in various cam chat rooms around the internet.

"Check out that muffin top on j4cki3!"

"Her fupa is ripping through her jeans. Epitome of pignorance."

Pignorance by Cl1t_Commander August 26, 2013

Pignorance 

To foolishly overload a plate at an all you can eat buffet.

His pignorance was evident as the pasta salad, layered on top of his mashed potatoes, slowly scattered across the floor with each step he took on his return from the buffet.

Pignorance by Dave Hodgson May 11, 2008

pignorance 

Willful ignorance. Particularly the self-satisfied breed of willful ignorance.

Plausible deniability... well that's some more classic pignorance from the department of justice. 'Nother day in the life, I reckon.

pignorance by b0s$m4n March 15, 2020