exaggerbate

1: erotic stimulation one receives by enlarging beyond the bounds of truth, verbal manipulation, of various combinations of these agencies

the man exaggerbates his virtues

by CB Smith October 27, 2004

exaggerate

magnify beyond truth,

or to make something seem larger,better,worse or more important than it really is or needs to be

(1)I'm sure he exaggerates his Irish accent (=tries to sound more Irish than he really is).
(2)Demand for the product has been greatly exaggerated.

by Samson Gosul May 28, 2006

exasperated lecherous

a point in time or a long period of months where you were musty and tired.

my exasperated lecherous era was my worst era i had the worst acne and looked tired all the time

by someoneontheinternet1626 January 13, 2022

exasperated

A feeling of giving up, worn out, annoyed, etc.

She looked exasperated. "Fine" she said exasperated.

by Jessica1001 January 28, 2015

Exaggerbate

To tell Exaggerated Tales of a Sexual Nature.

Are they true, these tales you tell of your experiances with the cheerleaders? Or do you,perhaps,just exaggerbate?

by Waboa February 1, 2009

Exaggerage

V) To exaggerate, particularly whilst angry or in a 'rage.'

1) Driver: GAH! There's no where to park in this lot!

Passenger: We've been driving around here for like three days now! Why don't you just go park on the other side? There's like five million spots over there.

Driver: Woah, dude. No need to exaggerage.

2) Guy 1: Hey, you with the face! You're ugly!

Guy 2: Man, I'll beat your ass in like three seconds!

Guy 1: Alright...No need to exaggerage.

by Xanoma August 12, 2009

Exaggerhate

-verb (-at·ed, -at·ing), ig-zaj-er-heyt

Hating with the utmost degree.

I can't believe what a hater KK is towards DKel, she's such an exaggerhater.

by TheAntiHate February 25, 2011