to entercate

To entercate/ entket/ verb

(sb) (with sth) to interest and amuse sb in order to please them and expand their minds with education

vnHe entercated us for hours with his witty stories and politically conscious jokes. v The aim of the series is both to entertain and educate, post 9-11 combined to give “to entercate”.

vn Children need to be entercated on the dangers of drug-taking, as normal education procedures lack a cutting edge in keeping its audience interested. vn to inf The campaign is intended to entercate the public to respect the environment, done by using comedy sketches, music videos, films.

by Asian British Entercation Division September 15, 2008

entertationalist

Someone who entertains, or is entertaining, for a living.

"What do you do for a living?"
"I'm an entertationalist."
"Do you mean an entertainer?"
"No, I mean an entertationalist."

by gabthebomb October 30, 2010

Enterpainment

(n): Media (esp. TV) that you love and must watch, which brings you heartache. Becoming essentially an exercise in emotional masochism.

I love 'The Walking Dead', but that season 7 opener was nothing but enterpainment.

by nnj4x4trails November 1, 2016

Entertating

Someone trying to provide entertainment by way of the "Tate Brothers" characteristics.

Let me say that again, trying.

Yo dude, you see that man over there?
Yeah what is he doing standing like that?
He's trying to show off how alpha he is, that's pretty entertating.

by DuckieDuckDuck October 21, 2023

Premature Enterulation

When you are typing and you press the Return Key too soon

A lot of my awkward conversations come from my premature enterulation.

by muffinzrule May 15, 2020

Enterpainment

noun: the action of being amused by other people’s pain.

It was a great soccer game to watch, but that was pure enterpainment when Nate headbutted Dave in the forehead!

by Hazel Rider August 12, 2008

enteresting

Interesting entered information

Browsing through the update - how enteresting!

by Hercolena Oliver March 6, 2009