Placiate

Placiate

pley-see-eyt

verb (used with object), ciated, ciating.

to appease or pacify, esp. by concessions or conciliatory gestures: to placiate an outraged citizenry. Synonymous with 'placate', but mispronounced by a hilariously opinionated and outrageously misinformed hipster in a viral video screed.

"Yo, my dope-fresh lid, Bettie Page wife-beater, and Tarantino-esque harangue against media culture and 'fat people' is some enlightened shit, yo, meant to reveal that all ya'll sheep is just bein' PLACIATED by the powers that be. ON THE REALS!"

by c_tizzie September 1, 2009

plasticated

to be "plastic" or fake.

"That girl is so plasticated"

by la-la-la-laura January 4, 2005

plubicate

To misspell a lot of words on your test.

"I'm sure I plubicated my test today."
"Are you sure you're not dyslexic?"

by Pjet April 6, 2022

Praficate

1. to make a bowel movement
2. to expel fecal matter
3. to remove solid waste materials from the body cavities

Don't go in there. My prafication really stinks.

Dude, I totally just praficated in my pants.

by Frizzle Rizzle April 17, 2008

plasticate

To communicate, to advise, to cascade information to other persons either formally or informally.

Stephen decided to plasticate the information to his colleagues.

by Fergo Fergusson August 7, 2006

playcate

to pacify and appease in bed; to cause to be more favourably inclined through sexual favours.

Person 1: "I'm really angry at you!"

Person 2: "Let's hop in bed. I'll bet you could be playcated..."

by e skills May 6, 2010

Placated

Somebody that keeps turning everybody else against each other to keep everybody mad, but not mad at them.

She wouldn't let anybody get mad directly at her, instead she tried to get everybody to take their anger out on each other. That was how she kept everyone else placated.

by Solid Mantis May 22, 2021