lincoln navigator

Piece of shit. 💩

Steve: hey what do you drive?
Micheal: I drive a Lincoln navigator!!!
Steve: O, so you drive a piece of shit. 💩

by babylon315 January 10, 2017

navigated

To get drunk. The step between tipsy and crunk. From the Spanish "navegar," meaning "to get fucked up."

"You gettin' navigated and ghost ridin' the whip tonight?"
"Hells yeah!"

by T_Dub December 19, 2007

Navigatrix

Conjunction of the words Navigator and Dominatrix. Used to describe female person or voice that tells you where to go and how to get there, when trying to find an unknown location.

"Stop being such a navigatrix!" or "This GPS is such a navigatrix!"

by Mastigator March 18, 2013

navigatorion

navigatorion is the true name of navigation which was mostly used back in the pirate era. however, nowadays we pronounce it navigation because we're too fat and dumb to pronounce it right xd

Nami was very skilled in the field of navigatorion.

by navigatorion November 19, 2017

Navigative

A made up word coined by a marine sales rep to ostentatiously describe the driving position of a distinctly average boat to turn it into an attractive asset or panty dropper

"Helmed from the Bentley style, leather clad navigative seat" guaranteed to make any lady foam at the gash.

by Jamessingeonsmythe January 30, 2021

Navigating the complexities

“Navigating the complexities of..” is a phrase loved by uncle ChatGPT which allows humans if they have above 70 IQ to spot an AI-written article from a mile away.

- “Navigating the complexities of the tapestry of AI written articles”
- yup, that one’s chatgpt

by legoduplo82 August 1, 2024

navigatable

You found this word because you know adding 'able' to any verb makes a new word, so you added it to 'navigate.' Please do not do this and just restructure your phrase...

bro 1: This website is very navigatable
bro 2: ok kid
bro 3: you mean, 'this website is easy to navigate' you walmart-latin speaking child..

by BurgerLarry December 15, 2024