immotl 

i miss my one true love

i was just thinking about how immotl

immotl by johnnyyy November 28, 2020

immolate

To kill as a sacrifice; to set (oneself) ablaze so as to sacrifice; to destroy.

The group immolated themselves in protest of the government policies.

immolate by Tim Ward July 24, 2003

Immolation 

1. to kill or offer as a sacrifice, esp by fire

2. literary to sacrifice (something highly valued)

3. the world's greatest tooth-and-nail death metal band

Immolation is unrelenting death metal in its purest form. They do not slow the pace of the music or water it down like the pussies in Six Feet Under and Torture Killer. Death metal, after all, is a speed demons dream.

If you heaven't heard Dawn of Possession yet, you are not a death metal fan.

If you do not like Dawn of Possession you are a retarded degenerate and should be immolated.

Immolation by Mr.Angelripper November 11, 2012

Immolated corpse

A corpse that has been burned to the very marrow of one's bones.

A Burned dead body.

An Immolated corpse is proof that someone just pissed off Evan.

Immolated corpse by Char-Charles Manson April 6, 2009

self-immolation 

to set yourself on fire, or suicide by fire

In Angels and Demons, Camerlengo committed self-immolation by coating himself in oil and striking a match.

self-immolation by djisthebest May 22, 2009

immolation 

1. To kill or offer as a sacrafice with the use of fire
(To kill yourself is self-immolation, not to be confused with self-mutliation)

2. To destroy something by fire.

1. Anakin Skywalker had an immolation scene where the lava began to burn his body after his battle with Obi Wan Kenobi.

2. Buddhist monks burned themselves to protest the Vietnam War. This was self-immolation.

immolation by blacksaibot September 21, 2005

immolate

immolate \IM-uh-layt\, transitive verb:
1. To sacrifice; to offer in sacrifice; to kill as a sacrificial victim.
2. To kill or destroy, often by fire.

"i'm gonna immolate your ass if you ever touch my gf again!"

immolate by Stephie-poos November 12, 2005