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Someone who makes things up as if they know what they are talking about, while very clearly sounding like a liar. Especially when attempting to sound cool or all knowing, and attempting to talk above people or act like a big shot.
When stating that he knew about how the government really works, David sounded like such a weigant. That person is such a weigant, they act like they know everything. Man I am sick of hearing that person's voice, they are such a weigant.
weigant by honorable April 21, 2014
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A sound made when expressing a number of physical motions.
weighnt can be used in place of any adverb.
weighnt by Donson May 21, 2008
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the coolest street on the west side of newark oh
I be chillin on weiant.
weiant by SPELLiiN B May 27, 2009

wiganton 

a team that comes together after being rivals also known as being not that far from each other a rugby league team having the best players from both Wolves and Warriors so they can win trophies to stop st Helens
Wiganton are the champions

First stop Wembley Last stop Old Trafford
wiganton by DeebotheGOAT April 5, 2022

Clayton Weigart 

Clayton has a huge dumpy, very rad, eats rat poison, likes emo music. Dude has several arrest warrants out for him.
Clayton Weigart likes to Jump people.
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