trivia time

The name of Pom Pom's pet dog.

He is very patriotic.
He feeds his dog trivia time everyday.

by Danny Peterson January 5, 2004

Harry Potter Trivia

a term for horniness or sexual urges; often used when ashamed of being forthright with a friend about true intentions

I need to release all my stifled... "Harry Potter trivia"

by dbrizzle20 April 11, 2009

Wrestling Trivia Clash

WTC is just a weird fucking server. Like, it has a pretty weird staff, weird role colors, and it it's honestly just a Bloodrayne Ripoff. Seriously. I know that you can count other servers like WTS and Pillars Bloodrayne Ripoffs, but they have their own style to it. Wrestling Trivia Clash is legit the exact copy of Bloodrayne, except with a different name. It's just a pretty bad server to be in.

Jim: Have you heard about Wrestling Trivia Clash?
Local: Yes, i heard one of their employees, a 10 fucking year old employee murdered a dog?

by XCraft May 6, 2021

stoner trivia

A collection of questions about marijuana arranged in a trivia like game. Usually played right after smoking.

Shawn: You guys coming to stoner trivia at the hookah bar on wednesday

Mark: I already got 2 joints rolled for the ride, man.

by Shawn Parent April 17, 2008

Trivia Prick

Someone who plays TriviaCrack by searching for the answers on the internet. A trivia prick has taken a contest of knowledge and sucked all of the fun out of it. Searching for answers to trivia questions on Google requires no skill what so ever. It's like bringing a dictionary to a spelling test; it's pointless.

He/she is a trivia prick. He/she just searches for the answers on Google.

by CreativeFraser March 29, 2015

Trivia Crack

The most addicting app on the planet. Mostly done for bragging rights

I can't stop playing Trivia Crack

by Boston95 October 6, 2016

corporate trivia

Local chains of trivia hosting whose most common venues are sports pubs or chain restaurants. May also include non-chain restaurants. Format is broken into short rounds, with frequent breaks to make the trivia seem longer without writing lots of questions. Instead of giving the whole night or category a theme, each question is random to provide maximum generic appeal. The host is picked not for their interesting question writing skills, but for their radio-style personality.

I spent 2 hours at a corporate trivia last night and had to drink 4 drinks out of boredom while our annoying trivia host individually graded one question at a time, written on their logo'd trivia notepads. Waste of time and paper.

by TriviaThrilledtheRadioStarPDX November 12, 2011