To engage in relations, or the act of being biblical, with a member of the opposite sex; fornicate; biblical; copulate; sex; intercourse; humpty-humpty.
I want to biblicate with her, but she unfortunately has a boyfriend.
A house of worship is, by default, an impermissible venue for biblication.
A house of worship is, by default, an impermissible venue for biblication.
by Prolixity January 3, 2008
Intimately or carnally
Tom had it going on last night, “You were all up in each other, do you know her biblically or was it just over the clothes ?”
by Mrjetes October 3, 2017
Noun. One who participates in biblication; one who biblicates, has intercourse, a sexual partner. biblicate; sex; partner; homo erectus.
When he is with her, she becomes the mighty biblicator.
After she climaxed and collapsed onto the bed, she turned to her biblicator and asked, "Was it good for you, too?"
A public relations executive always in the spotlight, she was nonetheless a cunning biblicator in private with those who unleased her biblicatory desires.
After she climaxed and collapsed onto the bed, she turned to her biblicator and asked, "Was it good for you, too?"
A public relations executive always in the spotlight, she was nonetheless a cunning biblicator in private with those who unleased her biblicatory desires.
by Prolixity December 3, 2007
1. Pertaining to the Bible, the sacred text of Christianity.
2. (slang) Characterizing harsh, serious treatment.
3. (slang) Sexual. Used in the phrase, "in the Biblical sense", esp. applied to the use of the verb "know".
2. (slang) Characterizing harsh, serious treatment.
3. (slang) Sexual. Used in the phrase, "in the Biblical sense", esp. applied to the use of the verb "know".
(def. 2): Tony said if we don't get the job done by Friday, he's going to have to get biblical on our asses.
(def. 3): Yeah, I'm really glad I got to know Lisa. Heh, in the biblical sense.
(def. 3): Yeah, I'm really glad I got to know Lisa. Heh, in the biblical sense.
by atemperman January 24, 2004
1: (adj) Having an overwhelming quality of epic greatness, the likes of which is only comparable to the gloriously fictional tales of the Bible.
2: The only adjective in the english language worthy of describing The Big Lebowski
2: The only adjective in the english language worthy of describing The Big Lebowski
by Walter Sobchack April 29, 2007
The replacement for the word "epic." Epic got old. It got boring listening to people say "epic win!" and "epic fail!" So, it only makes sense to replace it with a new word, and the most appropriate word would be "biblical".
Bobby: I just pwnd that guy at World of Warcraft.
Andy: Biblical win!
Bobby Inorite?
Andy: That was some biblical pwnage!
Andy: Biblical win!
Bobby Inorite?
Andy: That was some biblical pwnage!
by Chigglywiggly September 14, 2009
by Brionity February 23, 2014