Indoculate 

Over abundance of material put forward to the people to emphasize particular narrative or ideology.

We are being indoculated about the safety of the COVID 19 experimental vaccines.

Indoculate by Dr. Ouibesh March 19, 2021

Indoculate 

Over abundance of material put forward to the people to emphasize particular narrative or ideology.

We are being indoculated about the safety of the COVID 19 experimental vaccines.

Indoculate by Dr. Ouibesh March 19, 2021

Inoculatte

To take Coffee intra-veinously (by I.V.). Not just when running late, but when you can't sleep, or can't get motivated to get out of bed, or when you physically can't drink any more Coffee without it overflowing from your ears, nose & mouth...

"It was so hard to get up this morning for work, I needed a double-shot Inoculatte".

Inoculatte by Bones74 July 19, 2011

Injeculated 

When you see something so incredibly cringe that your penis inverts and injects into your pelvis while while cumming. Basically a reverse ejaculation.

Bob: hey have you seen that Rebecca Black Friday song?

Jim: yeah man I injeculated the moment I saw it.

Injeculated by Long Horse Short Walk October 29, 2021

inculate

v. inculated, inculating, inculates

1. To engage in anal sex, especially to give it.

2. To insert something in one's anus.

3. (vulgar) To anally rape.


n. inculation

1. Anal sex.


adj. inculatory

1. Pertaining to, or being characterised by anal sex.



-Derived from the French "enculer," (to have anal sex with), from the root -cul-, a passage with access only at one end.

"It is a bad idea to inculate a person with severe diarrhoea."

"To avoid severe discomfort, internal haemorrhage, chafing, and infection, be sure to use lubricant and condoms during inculation."

"The sex that takes place in prisons is primarily inculatory."

inculate by - A.K. July 26, 2005

idiculate

a replacement word that can be use in any sentence, phrase or everyday talk.

idiculate (E-deck-u-late): man i *idiculated all over her face last night .

idiculate by dk31 February 8, 2010

inoculate 

Controlled exposure to an infectious agent (virus/bacteria) to build immunity to the agent.

Also, controlled exposure to an infectious idea or propaganda, so as to build up resistance to the idea.

Bob is a staunch democrat and liberal but will often show up at Republican rallies to inoculate himself...

inoculate by AxonL November 4, 2017