enumerate

Number; to count

Do not enumerate your youthful foul before the process of incubation has fully materialized.

by SuperSonicFan April 11, 2004

exhumerated

How Monét X Change is feeling right now

“I’m a little….exhumerated”

- Monét X Change on Sibling Rivalry
“The One About Conflict Resolution”
44:44-44:45

by Will.B.Watching December 26, 2021

enuberate

When you can’t think of a word to describe rejuvenate. You use enuberate.

Ey boys, let’s go enuberate the city.

by Enuberator September 30, 2021

denumerate

To unnumber something.

The warden said for us to give each one of them prisoners a name before we denumberate them.

He don't want a girlfiend that has so many other boyfriends that she can't denumberate them.

I made it to the twelft grade but den my teacher said I had to be denumerated.

by Joe Clinton July 30, 2008

exemerate

The word you use when you don't know the word for what you are doing.

"Friend, this new invention of yours doesn't seem to be working."
"Hang on, I've just got to exemerate it."
CLUNK
"Wooooaaaaah!!"

by oddy dood May 5, 2005

numerate

Being number literate

Numerate is commensurate with experiential experience rate.

by Hercolena Oliver March 30, 2009

renumerated

( RE - NEW - MER - ATE - ED )

1. when some thing(s) is recalculated or recounted; not to be confused with remunerated

1. Johney renumerated the stock in the Dairy section.
a. The professor renumerated the equation for his pupil, after spotting an obvious error.

by your future mother in law December 6, 2007