anticipate 

to expect

I anticipate you to be here on time.

anticipate by david May 27, 2003

Anticipain 

The expression of pain before the injury actually occurs. Related to amplipain.

"I saw the door about to slam on my fingers, and I yelled out in anticipain before it closed."

Anticipain by Conrad H. May 19, 2008

anticipine 

to anticipate and long to be with someone(s) you have gotten to know through universal communication (such as the internet) but have never been in the same physical place with.

She was anticipining so bad, she just wanted to cry out of frustration.

He started to anticipine being with them so badly, he started looking up plane ticket costs again.

anticipine by DFNoeloni December 7, 2012

Anticihate

A combination of anticipate and hate. To expect to hate something. When used, there is the implication of enjoyment, so in many ways to anticihate is to look forward to despising something.

I anticihate my cousin's next boyfriend. She always makes poor choices.

I'm anticihating the upcoming policies of the new leadership. They will provide much fodder to the late night sketch comedy shows.

I always anticihate the arrival of the in-laws for the holidays. I'm sure I'll enjoy their company, but it always lasts too long.

Anticihate by M. Catchpole January 1, 2009

anticiplated

Anticipating your meal at a restaurant, seeing your waiter bring a meal by and it not being yours.

He was anticiplated when he saw his waiter take the same meal he ordered to the booth behind him.

anticiplated by Jack of Blades 78 April 3, 2015

Anticipathy 

The feeling of looking forward to something with repugnance or aversion. A feeling of dread for something you know or fear will occur. A combination of anticipation and antipathy.

The prospect of spending an entire weekend at the cabin with no cellphone service, internet, or television filled her with a sense of anticipathy that was hardly blunted by the beautiful landscape.

Anticipathy by Cerebellum Bean November 20, 2010

anticibate 

to masturbate in anticipation of something awful

I have such a long day ahead of me. Might as well anticibate to start the day off on a good note.

anticibate by hornybrass September 6, 2013