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A current or former student of the Mark Twain School for problem kids in Rockville, Maryland. Any student of an alternative school.
You can see twainiacs being arrested on "COPS" or on "Jerry Springer"
Twainiac by K Joyce October 2, 2007
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A former student of the mark twain school, which featured grades 7 through 12 and offered kids who were coded as emotionally disturbed (nutty) a place to run amok with other such unbalanced and often dangerous fools. The school is located in rockville Maryland next to a large forest area. Staff members often restrained students physically then went home and masturbated to the memory of it. Mark Twain would be the last place you might want you're child to end up unless you were grooming them for a circus side show act.
That child just beat up that other child with a trash can, i think they might send him to Mark twain, what a twainiac he will be indeed!
twainiac by truth fan November 4, 2009
A fan of country music star Shania Twain
Twainiacs were thrilled when Shania took to the stage.
Twainiac by Greg Davis September 30, 2007

trainiac 

some one who is completely and utterly obsessed with the band Train
Katie knows the word to every Train song she hears and has been to three of their concerts. She's a total trainiac.
trainiac by misstrainette17 October 6, 2010

Trainiac 

Any person extremely interested in, or obsessed with trains.
My trainiac brother can’t stop buying model train cars.
Trainiac by Frankenb!ke October 24, 2023
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