Aquitalish

A word coined in 200 by Kathy Tessier to describe completion of work around an acquittal process.

Hold off doing anything aquitalish until an official email has been forwarded to our clients

by Secret Squirrel's business September 14, 2022

Aquitalish

A term coined in 2022 by Kathy Tessier relating to processes being completed around the submission of an acquittal.

Hold off doing anything aquitalish until we have been in touch with our clients first

by Secret Squirrel's business September 14, 2022

acquila

Anger.. if you know an acquila you need to run

Didn you see acquila tackle her friend today??

by nyyyyyyyyyyyy March 29, 2023

acquirisce

Verb - to acquire
It means literally the same thing as acquire, but is overall fancier.

"I went to a real estate agent to learn how I could acquirisce a piece of land"

by OctoTaco January 18, 2025

Acquire the dough

You see in life when you get the dough you can do anything

First you need to acquire the dough and then you can do whatever you want

by AcquireTheDoeLTD September 25, 2025

Monetary acquisition

The act of purchasing an item

"See all those sweet skateboard decks? Those were smart monetary acquisitions my friend."

by The Amazing David January 13, 2009

veritas_aequitas

A low IQ retard who spams Jesuit conspiracy theories on subreddits and refuses to take Aleksander Maryks or E. Michael Jones work into account. Possibly a flat earther too.

veritas_aequitas, you claim that the Catholic faith engages in satanic idol worship, so why do you worship Drake Shelton?

*blocked*

by Bogged June 14, 2020