To cause chaotic immolation throughout the countryside, likely to peasants and their thatched-roof cottages.
by Blackmac November 1, 2003
Burn+in+ate: vb. burninates, burninate-ting or burninated. 1. to undergo or cause to undergo combustion by specific species of dragon (Wing-a-ling) 2. to destroy or be destroyed by dragon fire. 3. (tr) to damage, injure or mark by fire.
by John Fraser November 21, 2003
The act or process of burning everything in sight including such things as the coutryside, peasants, and everyone whos left...The act of burnination is mostly performed by Trogdor...\\\\\\\"HES A FREEKING DRAGOOOOOONN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!\\\\\\\"
by David...W November 15, 2006
Present tense of the infinitive "to burninate." To destroy or lay waste by fire, especially fire as from a dragon's mouth (see within the context of "Trogdor the Burninator" at www.homestarrunner.com/sbemail58.html).Also conjugated in past and continuous tenses: -ed, -ing.
Trogdor the Burninator burninates peasants rather efficiently for a mythical creature with an arm on the back of his neck.
by Ben Gardner February 24, 2003
1. The total act of burninating. (see: wordburninator/word) A complete meltdown.
2. To burn, preferrably countrysides and small villages, down to ashes.
3. State of complete and total annihilation.
2. To burn, preferrably countrysides and small villages, down to ashes.
3. State of complete and total annihilation.
by So and So May 20, 2003
Destruction by way of conflagration, esp by 'Trogdor.' To become ashen as by pyretic consumption. v. 'Burnination'
"Trogdor was a man. He was a dragon man. Maybe he was just a dragon. But he was still Trogdor."
"Burninating the countryside! Burninating the peasants! Burninating all the peoples and their thatched roof cottages!"
"Burninating the countryside! Burninating the peasants! Burninating all the peoples and their thatched roof cottages!"
by Doji Subeta March 25, 2003
trogdor, the burninator
by Trogdor June 19, 2003