imaginate

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.

imaginate by kares February 14, 2008

imaginate

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

imaginate by kares February 14, 2008

Imaginate

To imagine but infinitely cooler.. It's imagining in the 21st Century!

'Imaginate all the people.. living for today' - John Lennon

Imaginate by AuntyBaz November 8, 2010

imaginate

(verb, transitive) To afflict oneself with a specific hallucination of a highly-anticipated occurrence, be it desired or not, due to hyper-vigilant watchfulness for said occurrence.

I hate watching meteor showers because I always imaginate more meteors than there really are.
Ever since I found that one Black Widow spider in my basement, I've been imaginating them in every corner of every room in my house!

imaginate by InsubordinateClaws May 9, 2014

imaginate

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.

imaginate by dkblz August 8, 2007

imaginate

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"

imaginate by Stony_DubCG January 1, 2009

imaginate

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.

imaginate by d'kbalz January 1, 2009