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(verb) Stress relief by taking your aggressions out in a good round of Oblivion. (etymology: Oblivion + Alleviate) cougre picks up a trout and threatens everyone with it.
reaper: Chill out cougre, before someone gets hurt. cougre: You're right. I'd better obliviate some of this stress. <cougre fires up Oblivion and draws his sword.> Cobra_Girl: Whew. That was close. :) |
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Originating from Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, Obliviate is a term meaning 'forget'. Obliviate is a memory charm, resulting in the erasure of the recipients memory. Now it is used as a verb, such as 'I obliviated my math homework at home'
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To be willfully oblivious, either through sloth, ineptitude or malice. The refusal to fix the java home bug is another example of Sun attempting to obliviate whenever possible.
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May be an accidental combination of obliterate and oblivion. Heard on a New York City TV news report in the 1970s, after an explosion at a gas storage tank being dismantled, a worker in a hardhat told the reporter "My shack was oblivated!"
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A smash of obliterated and oblivion -the net result of too much alchohol consumption. Coined by Mike Oliver, drummer for Dog Fashion Disco. Man I was SO obliviated last night after drinking that liter of Popov Vodka and gobbling 4 Xanax!
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