Latibulate 

This word is described by the action of hiding
oneself in a corner

Among a group of words with the root "latib" all used to
describe the action or place of hiding

currently the only other place to find this word is in the Oxford
English dictionary, the largest printed dictionary in existence

EX: I Latibulate whenever i get a strict scolding from my parents

Latibulate by Brian Fischer July 23, 2009

Latibule 

It means a cosy, safe place, hidden away from everyone which is special to you. It’s the sort of place where, on frory days, you can kick off your shoes and settle down in your huffle-buffs, maybe for a bit of firkytoodling or just to relax. See also Hibernacle.

Everyone should have a latibule so that they can get away from unwelcome demands on their time.

Latibule by AKACroatalin January 10, 2017

ladabulate 

Verb

A portmanteau of the words "latibulate" and "dab," referring to the act of hiding oneself in the corner whilst stoned.

I can't go out today, I'd rather ladabulate in my room.

ladabulate by Avoca1220 February 22, 2023