facimpracate

𝗳𝗮 · 𝘀𝗶𝗺 · 𝗽𝗿𝘂𝗵 · 𝗸𝗮𝘆𝘁
𝘷𝘦𝘳𝘣
to covertly provoke or make the other person emotional (saying something foolish, or personally attacking) so that they can make an argument while their opponent can't rationally think.

Guy 1: "Have you seen the way he played with John? He made him so mad with facts and logic he started punching all the campus lockers!"
Guy 2: "No. I think he was just trying to facimpracate him."
Guy 1: "What. Does that mean?"
Guy 2: "I don't know anymore..."

ego-running

𝘷𝘦𝘳𝘣 𝘨𝘦𝘳𝘶𝘯𝘥
someone who has been called out on something, but continues to do it regardless (even if the debunker is still aware of their flaws)

"Bro you're still trying to gaslight me even when I said you were. You keep on ego-running."

impat effugue

(petty escape in English)
𝘯𝘰𝘶𝘯

someone who dishonestly admits that they're wrong only cause they don't want to continue arguing with the person.

𝘷𝘦𝘳𝘣
the deceit of fleeing from an argument by pretending to disclose yourself, often impossible to spot

Y: "What did you do? You just broke my gym-set."
X: "Yeah, sorry, my fault. I'm gonna go take a dookie."
Y: "Yeah right, Mr. impat effugue. Like you really would change your mind that fast."

tempting & distorting

(noun)
a behavior characterized by the act of employing sarcastic or crude remarks with the intention of enticing a person into participating in a joke, followed by using their response out of context and treating it as if it were a serious statement.

This practice involves luring individuals into engaging in a conversation or reacting emotionally, only to later exploit their words or actions to embarrass or humiliate them. Tempting & Distorting commonly employs misdirection and manipulation to achieve its desired effect, often at the expense of the targeted individual.

"You were tempting & distorting by talking in an amusing tone"

Strategic Admission

(noun)
A person who gets caught in a controversy and waits until people stop caring before confessing to what they did. They hope to get away with it by admitting when the fuss has died down.

Person A: "Did you hear about that celebrity scandal?"
Person B: "Yeah, they totally pulled a strategic admission maneuver. Waited for everyone to forget before coming clean."

bi-deception

𝘯𝘰𝘶𝘯
the method of making an intended mistake to lessen scrutiny, or make something fake feel more real

Guy 1: "-and she faked her artwork! She would often make mistakes to give the illusion its not fake, but it was AI-generated the WHOLE time."
Guy 2: "I've heard. She was using something called "bi-deception."

dicautocrit

𝘯𝘰𝘶𝘯
a person who is good at detecting flaws in people's arguments (erstwhile drawing positive attention,) but also makes the same flaws in an obscure environment

Guy 1: "So, what was did he remind you of again?"
Guy 2: "He reminds me of those people who often involve themselves in drama a lot, and then uses that experience to find fallacies in peoples arguments in the future, while also making erratic and flawed exchanges on another side"
Guy 1: "Dicautocrit?"
Guy 2: "Yes. That word!"