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Enemize

1. To make an enemy of someone.
2. To treat a person so badly that they wish you harm or hurt.

“I was so mean to her, that I enemized her.”

by Hugh Wards September 5, 2022


donkey cheer

Giving false support to a movement or ideology.
To be seen as shallowly virtuous without giving proper thought or appropriate analysis to a thing.
Agreeing with the mob or popular opinion without forming one’s own defense of such a position

He never had an argument for his social justice position. He followed the crowd and gave a donkey cheer at the right moments.

by Hugh Wards February 10, 2024


Cartoonish

Adhering to, representative of or referencing a cartoon. Normally something that is exaggerated and comical in the style or archetypes of a cartoons.

He walked in with soot on his face like he had witnessed an explosion. It was so cartoonish

by Hugh Wards July 11, 2020


hibernophobic

A person who is unfairly prejudiced against Ireland and Irish people, and indulging in false stereotypes.

-Dude, why did you say the computer is working like a paddy.
- Because I’m hibernophobic!

by Hugh Wards October 22, 2017

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amoebic

Something that is so unbelievably brain dead stupid or unintelligent that it hurts a person brain and mind to hear it said.
Alternatively, it can used to describe a person who changes their opinion on a matter easily, quickly and pathetically in order to appear correct.

His argument for immigration was amoebic

by Hugh Wards September 28, 2018


intimidorati

Noun used to describe a group or member of a group who align themselves in unity to intimidate another.
To instill fear and angst in someone, intimidating that person and stopping them from speaking, protesting or demonstrating.

“There was a protest in the city today. I was going to go, but the intimidorati were there to spoil things.”

by Hugh Wards March 10, 2021


revelop

1. To reassess your opinion or thought process.
2. To start off with an opinion and work backwards to prove that opinion.
3. To start over again, once your opinion has changed.

“I always thought it was okay to lie. But I was lied to, and I had to revelop my preconceived notions.”

by Hugh Wards September 7, 2022