wrongker
Wrongker - a Northern English adjective, a portmanteau of Wrong un' and wanker. Often found sniffing glue, stealing things to sell for hard drugs, engaging in fingery bum wanks etc.
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Wronger than wrong
Something said with so much error that anything following it is an absurd conclusion.
This phrase's first known utterance was from Isaac Asimov.
This phrase's first known utterance was from Isaac Asimov.
"When people thought the earth was flat, they were wrong. When people thought the earth was spherical, they were wrong. But if you think that thinking the earth is spherical is just as wrong as thinking the earth is flat, then your view is wronger than both of them put together." - Isaac Asimov
If you think that evolution means that monkeys should be turning into humans and that intelligent design is a scientific theory comparable to evolutionary theory then you are wronger than wrong.
If you think that evolution means that monkeys should be turning into humans and that intelligent design is a scientific theory comparable to evolutionary theory then you are wronger than wrong.
Wronger than wrong by catsgotmytongue October 7, 2010
Related Words
wrongker • wronger • Wrongderful • Wrongerer • Wrongerest • Wronger than wrong • WRONGERY • Wrongken • Wrongversation • Wronker
Wronker
A paper instrument, used to smoke cannabis and other herbal substances AKA spliff or joint (and wronkstaff/Wronk)
Wronker by Geoff and Stu March 14, 2006
Wrongderful
Wrongderful by lisamac November 24, 2007
Way wronger
Way wronger by Blonde February 28, 2017
wronger
wronger by So Cal Gal March 25, 2005
Wrongerest
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