Enaggerate

To represent (something) as being smaller, less, or worse than it really is. Opposite of exaggerate.

He wanted to qualify for Medicaid, so he enaggerated his income.

by Tandoori33 April 13, 2014

EnragedSweat

a nice, sometimes angry, person. woman like him very much

way better than the average at video games, especially in Minecraft

Your such a EnragedSweat!
Thanks1

by EnragedSweat March 14, 2022

Enragement child

Child created out of anger

Enragement child is common in the side's family

by 459395 June 1, 2023

enrageous

An enormous amount of something

There was an enrageous amount food at the party.

by kk2653 September 5, 2023

Civic Enragement

When a person is sentenced to perform volunteer work or civil service that they have no interest in doing. They'll end up doing the work, and building houses for the poor, but they'll be pissed the whole time they're doing it.

"Why is Paul punching the drywall?"
"Don't mind him, he got caught littering and got sentenced to some civic enragement."

by General_Mayhem March 30, 2012

Engaged

to be interested in a subject or a story

The students were engaged in the lecture.

by Valentinatina March 2, 2018

engayged

The status of a single-sex relationship you're entering if you intend to be in a garriage later on.

U: Did u know ? Mark and Steve got engayged !

Me: No way ! That's so cute. They make a perfect couple. But I heard Lisa and Wendy are also in a garriage soon to be...

by Robertsss May 18, 2012