7 definitions by ZMan
Poetricate - verb:
The act of creating poetry as a thoughtful and concerted effort.
Past tense: poetricated
Noun: poetrication
Continuing/present tense: poetricating
The act of creating poetry as a thoughtful and concerted effort.
Past tense: poetricated
Noun: poetrication
Continuing/present tense: poetricating
Example: I haven't poetricated in a while.
Example: I think I feel the need to poetricate; it has been too long since I wrote a poem.
Example: "Hey, man, what are you doing?"
"Just poetricating."
"Sweet, can I hear some of what you wrote?"
Example: I think I feel the need to poetricate; it has been too long since I wrote a poem.
Example: "Hey, man, what are you doing?"
"Just poetricating."
"Sweet, can I hear some of what you wrote?"
by ZMan October 11, 2013
Girl 1: You coming to the movie with us?
Girl 2: No, she's coming to the club with us!
Girl 3: Umm, I need to think about this, I don't really want to have to choose.
Girl 1: She's just trying to sit on the fence.
Girl 2: No, she's coming to the club with us!
Girl 3: Umm, I need to think about this, I don't really want to have to choose.
Girl 1: She's just trying to sit on the fence.
by ZMan June 22, 2010
1. Man: Hey, would you be interested in joining our church?
Woman: What church are you?
Man: We're promiscuitarians, the church of promiscuity.
Woman: I'm in.
2. Tim: Hey, you know Cathy?
Mark: Yeah.
Tim: I'm totally going to do her!
Mark: She's so uptight and religious, she'll never let you.
Tim: Yeah, it looks like that, but she's actually a promiscuitarian.
Mark: Sweet.
Woman: What church are you?
Man: We're promiscuitarians, the church of promiscuity.
Woman: I'm in.
2. Tim: Hey, you know Cathy?
Mark: Yeah.
Tim: I'm totally going to do her!
Mark: She's so uptight and religious, she'll never let you.
Tim: Yeah, it looks like that, but she's actually a promiscuitarian.
Mark: Sweet.
by ZMan March 2, 2010
any time somebody does something ridiculous in there car. from turning, to parking, to backing, whatever
by ZMan January 29, 2005
1. The state in which something is described as optional, but is not actually optional, because it is expected you will cooperate. Failure to cooperate usually results in punishments or severe disapproval.
2. A term used to describe a task that you have been voluntold to do.
2. A term used to describe a task that you have been voluntold to do.
1. The boss said that the overtime has to be done, but it is a voluntary contribution they want everyone to make. It's cooptional overtime.
2. Person one: I heard you were given a cooptional promotion to the new job that has twice the work without twice the pay.
Person two : Yeah, I was voluntold to take the cooptional position.
2. Person one: I heard you were given a cooptional promotion to the new job that has twice the work without twice the pay.
Person two : Yeah, I was voluntold to take the cooptional position.
by ZMan September 18, 2016
by ZMan March 5, 2005
by ZMan July 19, 2004