accomalate 

when you spill to much mop water on the floor and you have to dispute it everywhere

“Shit! we have to accomalate the floooorrrrr mane!!!”

accomalate by daddy tay tay March 30, 2021

Re-accomodate 

To beat the shit out of and drag the body away.

I apolgize for having to re-accomodate these customers.

Re-accomodate by Dpunkgal90 April 10, 2017

Re-Accomodate 

To beat savagely.

"Stop talking or I'll Re-Accomodate you"

"Keep messing with me, and I promise you will be Re-Accomodated"

"Walk away now, before I Re-Accomodate your face"

Re-Accomodate by moriya2k2 April 10, 2017

re-accomodate 

to beat up or kick someone's ass

I had to re-accomodate the motherfucker who touched my wife's ass.

re-accomodate by ze777enz April 10, 2017

accumulate 

The action of saving up money until you're as rich as hell. saving

OMG!!! I ONLY HAVE TO ACCUMULATE $1 EVERY DAY UNTIL HELL FREEZES OVER TO BECOME A TRILLIONARE!!!!!!!!!!

accumulate by Friendly Pal October 3, 2019

accumagate 

When an individual, while under the influence of alcohol, stumbles over his or her words and accidently invents a new one, they have accumagated.

Whilst trying to say "communicate" you accidently say "accumagate"

accumagate by Andy Le Brocq/Xander Flatt March 18, 2004

speculate to accumulate 

A phrase used by potential profiteers to remind prospective investors that returns can only come from good investment. Really a buzzword (or buzzphrase) to get money from others to squander on fruitless and flowerly ideas. See European union, Belgium.

"Speculate to accumulate!" cried John, asking steve for the last crispy notes in his wallet. Eyeing up the tail at the bar, steve gladly turned over the contents of his wallet to John, who promptly brought the ladies a drink each. After some thirty minutes, John threw up over one of the fine females, making the money a write off due to his poor ability to handle drink. Steve's brother then started to insult one of the lasses, and they stormed off.

speculate to accumulate by Kung-fu Jesus July 6, 2004