conjugation

The inflection of verbs.

The whole set of inflected forms of a verb or the recital or display thereof in a fixed order: The conjugation of the Latin verb amo begins amo, amas, amat.

A class of verbs having similar sets of inflected forms: the Latin second conjugation.

amo
amas
amat
amamus
amatis
amant

That is the 1st conjugation in Latin for the word amo.

by Lovah18 December 13, 2008

conjection

when a conflict arises from two sources of information which should be the same, but are totally different.

a classic standoism
e,g "there is a bit of conjection between these books"

by trtemor21 August 9, 2006

conjungdiate

the act where two people become so much like each other, they take on all their isms, and all the useless shit they have in their character gets slowly into the other's character

before, Tarro was a normalish person. or maybe i was before. anyway, when we became friends we conjungdiated and now we're both total weirdoes because of the friendship

by wonderfool December 1, 2003

Conjunctified

Con⋅'junc⋅ti⋅fied - Cuhn⋅junc⋅tif⋅eyed

–adj(used with subject)
The state of being disarranged and uncomfortable with respect to one's clothing

Synonyms: disheveled, discombobulated, rumpled, tousled

Origin:
1990s, Kristinism, first noted in Rockland County, NY

"Ugh! this sweater never lays right! I'm all conjunctified!"

by Urbanjester March 31, 2009

Conjournomous

When something feel so good that you can't find words to describe it.

Wow! This mandarin is conjournomous!

by Kolade Oladipupo Akinyede May 7, 2011

conjizzed

Being confused on whether something arouses you or not.

1: Man I dont know if this turns me on or not.
2: You must be conjizzed.

by ShelbyTops2 February 9, 2014

conjambled

A term used for whenever your brain absorbs too many thoughts at one time.

Robot Chicken makes me feel conjambled.

by Sicone187 December 20, 2015