Inspirate

Inspirate

incorrect Frenglish translation of the French verb inspirer

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Inspirate, per se, does not exist in English. The French term inspirer translated into English, is actually the verb to inspire in correct English, not Inspirate. Although, I will concede one point; inspiration in French does indeed translate to inspiration in English.

by Sexydimma April 13, 2013

inspiration

A word for that special herb.

I need some inspiration, man.

by AO'CB August 7, 2009

inspiration

See instead plagiarism.

Perhaps a hundred years ago or more, it was called inspiration. Now it's called plagiarism.

by Killing Kittens January 22, 2005

Inspirant

a substance which induces inspiration.

(in-spire-ant)

I've found marijuana to be quite the inspirant.

by !ARCHIVIST! October 22, 2010

"Inspiration"

A musicians term for street drugs, usually referring to canabis, LSD or magic mushrooms. When pronounced the speaker may choose to do that quotation thing with there hands.

Dude, the bands been going through a tough time writing new material you don't suppose you could set us up with some "inspiration" do ya'?

by George Evans May 15, 2008

inspiration

A particular person you look up to.

“My inspiration is Courtney Stapleton.”
“Omg yes, mine is Eloise Davies!”

by sincerelyme.deh June 6, 2020

inspiring

How someone makes you feel so good you want to go do something great.

Zoe Laverne is very inspiring to her fans.

by fyoung45 October 6, 2018