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To make a problem worse than it already is. Don't exacerbate things!
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It means to make things worse. "There's hundreds of Zombies outside, and they're really going to exacerbate things."
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To masturbate furiously, and to the point of utter exhaustion Last night, I went home, and exacerbated for literally 3 hours...I've never slept better
or... She's so hot. You don't know how many times I've exacerbated while thinking about her |
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To make worse or to worsen; opposite of helping Jimmy's attempts to gain recongnition inhigh school only exacerbated his already troublesome identity crisis.
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The term used to describe the practice of masturbating to exhaustion as a quality form of exercise. I totally killed my workout yesterday - I had to exacerbate to failure for 5 sets!
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Means the same thing as exasperate, but sounds more like masturbate and is therefore funnier, and funner to say. Its like im getting away with something dirty, like everytime I go to the restaurant Fudrucker's. fudrucker's exacerbates puerile wit.
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To excessively masturbate. Eric: "Get out of my room, I'm masturbating."
Ian: "Alright, just don't exacerbate." |
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