ignoramuses
Variant of ignoramus
ig·no·ra·mus (ig′nə rā′məs, -ram′əs)
noun pl. ignoramuses -·muses
Etymology: < the name of a lawyer in Geo. Ruggle's play Ignoramus (1615); L, lit., we take no notice (a legal term formerly written on a bill of indictment by a grand jury that finds it to be not a true bill)
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