ign.

abbreviation for

1. ignition.
2. unknown.

Word History and Origins

Origin of ign.¹

ign. ( def 2 ) < Latin ignōtus

Example Sentences

“Increasingly erratic and outlandish,” wrote Scott Collura at IGN.

From The Daily Beast

"We have been playing with the idea of doing those as prequels," Martin told IGN.

From The Daily Beast

"Thar hain't no place fer an ign'rant old feller like me, out hyar amongst ther young an' wise," he chuckled as he left them.

From Project Gutenberg

An' now, in my innocence an' my ign'ence, I starts blabbin' it fo'th unbeknowst.

From Project Gutenberg

"That's 'cause you're so ign'rant," replied the girl, who was a little offended at her friend Billina's speech.

From Project Gutenberg

I only come back to find Wahnotee; whar is dat ign'ant Ingiun?

From Project Gutenberg

The Word of God comes to 'em, but they're too ign'rant to onderstand.

From Project Gutenberg