innovate

To steal someone's idea, change it a tiny bit, and release it as your own.

Microsoft likes to innovate.

by JonoBaker February 29, 2008

Innovate

Innovate means to observe, internalize, modify until improved, then produce something which improves others experience of it.

Thomas Edison didn't invent the lightbulb, but he innovated it for the benefit of all humans.

by peace263 January 24, 2019

Innovate, inspire, impact

Giving the motivation to acquiesce others actions, to perform with higher functionality and rally from a potential low point in order to push past the normal boundaries and achieve greatness

Kyle- “im depressed “
Martha- “you need some innovate, inspire, impact, that’ll help you Giving the motivation to acquiesce others actions, to perform with higher functionality and rally from a potential low point in order to push past the normal boundaries and achieve greatness

by Princess Veronica March 13, 2024

innovator

Someone who makes new things to solve or an old problem.

Jess: hey Jim can you fix my buggy for this nature drive next week?
Jim: no problem Jess, I’m a innovator baby.

by The CEO of GAZOOZLE.BIZ October 2, 2019

Innohate

verb.

To define new and exciting ways to be a hater. A person who consistently comes up with new ways to discount or belittle other people's achievements is an innohater.

John goes beyond being a player hater. He is an innohater.

by The Smitdog March 6, 2013

Stoner Innovation

When casually under the substance called marijuana and one has a mental epiphany and comes up with a innovative invention to improve his or she's stoner life.

Peep #1 "Hey dude i just got the best idea when i was stoned the other day, what if we could have a secret button in my car that shoots out bong smoke into my car through the air conditioning vents so we could have an awesome hotbox !?"

Peep #2 "Dudee thats an awesome Stoner Innovation!"

by blupblupblup September 9, 2011

innovative

A word that was once used to be used to describe things that are new, and different. Now it's just marketing term that is used to describe pretty much everything, regardless of whether or not it deserves to be called innovative.

Gee, I didn't know that can openers are innovative.

by Jay Elliott May 21, 2007