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to be in the process of imagining, to form a mental picture of, to think, or believe. sometimes when in class Jesse imaginates and doesn't finish his work.
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to be in the process of imagining, to form a mental picture of, to think, or believe.
sometimes when in class Jesse imaginates and doesn't finish his work
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To imagine but infinitely cooler.. It's imagining in the 21st Century! 'Imaginate all the people.. living for today' - John Lennon
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Superfluous use of the word imagine, created out of necessity by the God, Rakim, to describe something beyond imagining (Also subsequently created to make a mad rhyme). From the song : I Ain't No Joke
"You like to exaggerate, dream and imaginate Then change the rhyme around, that can aggravate me" |
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v. to jack-off without actually touching yourself. Using just your imagination. A combination of imagine and masterbate
While sitting in his car, Keith, was able to imaginate in his pants.
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v. to jack-off without actually touching yourself. Using just your imagination. While sitting in his car, Keith, was able to imaginate in his pants.
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