expatriate

A citizen of one country living in another.

In the early 1900's, Paris was the home of many American expatriates.

expatriate by gregbo October 10, 2003

expagorate 

A word that supposedly means "to provide more information" or "explain further" but in reality it is a made up, nonsensical word that is not found in any English dictionary. You are most likely to find this word on online forums where stupidity and ignorance reign supreme.

Girl: "I don't get ,do you mind expagorating your comment so that l can get where you are coming from?"
Guy: "oh shit! I must be talking to a Harvard graduate here; my bad. Yeah, I'll expagorate it for you. . ."

expagorate by morpheus30 May 30, 2020

expatriate

I'm not sure what new hip meaning it has now, but in whiteyville it means:

One who used to live in this country but now lives in that country.

Sean Penn used to live in America, but he moved to France, because he's a hippie expatriate.

expatriate by Whitey the First October 8, 2003

expatriate

A person living outside his or her country.

The American expatriates in Paris are gay.

expatriate by grab October 10, 2003

expatriate myopia 

a form of blindness resulting from having travelled to a remote part of the planet, under very difficult conditions, only to realise that there's a tour group there. Expatriate myopia causes you to not see the tour bus, the group or any individual that may remotely come from where you're from. It's often accompanied by deafness. Usually contracted by backpackers...

Diane developed expatriate myopia in Bakit Lawang, having arrive there after a 23 hour bus trip, only to find that every room was taken by Australian Year 12 students on schoolies.

expatriate myopia by Normally Light Fingered February 3, 2010

expatriate

To kill by removing someone's skin, therefore making them melt. Extremely gross, and you should just use a gun.

Bob: Hey Kenthar, do you want to hear about how I expatriated this guy the other night?
Kenthar: How did you get in here?

expatriate by Kenthar October 12, 2003

expatiated 

Another term for expedite, often used erroneously by management.

Seems like every ER is expatiated these days.

expatiated by DNVOPS October 16, 2008