Probulate
Probulate by Desert Eagle Bob August 11, 2004
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probulation
A combination of the words "probability" and "calculation." It is therefore a calculation of the probability of an event. High-profile scientists and forensic detectives use this word all the time in that it increases their verbal efficiency by approximately 3.5%. It can also be used in the verb form (probulate)
What is the probulation that Arash did it in the library with the candlestick?
I will probulate the outcome.
I will probulate the outcome.
probulation by Malakas Takis January 25, 2006
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Probulate • probulation • probulator • Proculate • Propulate • poopulate • promulgate • frobulate • grobulate • Podulate
populate
Promulgate
Promulgate is term that is used by a strange group of people who probably graduated from technical college but who want to appear smarter than they currently are, almost exclusively used in a corporate email setting; A word that millennials and want-to-be corporate executives use to sound more intelligent; The true meaning of the term is unclear when used in such a manner and leaves the email message recipient dazed and confused that the meaning and quality of person using the term .
Promulgate by Moose 0731 July 10, 2019
parubulate
the act of drunken wandering around at night whilst heavily intoxicated; usually to the next pub, or home after a night out.
Esp if one cannot remember how one got from point a to point b...
Esp if one cannot remember how one got from point a to point b...
James: Damn, last night was insane!
Jake: Definately, how did you get home, taxi or parubulate?
James: When I woke up in the morning I had grass stains on my chest...
Jake: That'll be a sure case of parubulation then
Jake: Definately, how did you get home, taxi or parubulate?
James: When I woke up in the morning I had grass stains on my chest...
Jake: That'll be a sure case of parubulation then
parubulate by Captain Mosey June 3, 2008
grobulate
To defeat or pulverize; to completely overcome somebody in an argument/battle/conflict, often resulting in their humbling humiliation. Similar to 'annihilate'.
grobulate by Richard Watts October 7, 2004
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