Gregarian

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Any member of a social group who will only accept the pre-approved opinions of the group as their own. Consistent cycles of recruitment, confirmation, acceptance, and denial govern their daily lives. They manufacture truth through repetition and free & independent thought makes them furiously angry. They commonly share a penchant for attempting to solidify their suppositions, which they’ve just received from Talk Radio, by making random announcements. It is believed that this technique both spreads newly acquired opinions more rapidly and tests the immediate surroundings for possible recruits. A gregarian will very evangelistically espouse Talk Radio, usually way too loudly, in order to affirm their absolute loyalty. Especially if a fellow gregarian is nearby. And even louder still, both in announcement and Talk Radio volume, if the near by gregarian ranks higher in social status. Urban Dictionary

From the word gregarious "living in contiguous nests but not forming a true colony". In the post MySpace era, where user blogs are the new web page, there will be all these small colonies of users with similar interests congregate but basically form clicks rather than communities. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to gregarian:
gregarian, gregorian, gregarine, grenadian, regalian, megarian, gregarina, gregoria, gregario, gregarinae.

Words that rhyme with gregarian:
megarian.

Adjectives that are often used to describe gregarian:
monastical, footed.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective gregarian:
chain.

Consonant match to gregarian:
gregorian.

Words that sound like gregarian:
gregarian, gregorian, gregarine, gregarious, gregoria, krikorian, gregorio, gregerson, gagarin, grey area, gray area, gregorius, calgarian, greco-roman, grigori, gregori, greco roman, gregory i, criterion, agrarian, grammarian, gregariousness, gregariously, grogram.