formulate

create or devise methodically

Economists and statisticians were needed to help formulate economic policy.

by AllyCat2715 November 27, 2015

romulate

verb - to attach a clamp-down lid onto a hot cooking pot to make sure it can't spill before moving it.

Make sure the fondue pot is properly romulated before lifting it off the table. Spilling boiling oil guests tends to put them in a bad mood.

by 'Ric January 8, 2014

bromulate

When one uses Patron Silver, ice and the juices of lemon, lime and sometimes orange or citrus of every kind for a cocktail with no hangover and no sugar.

I need to bromulate tonight in order to have a good time and not be hungover tomorrow. I think I’ll order a bromulation.

by Bromulator May 20, 2023

frobulate

(in computer networking) Constant or relentless changing or moving any type or peice of software, code, etc.

Mack continues to frobulate with his myspace page, trying to change his background.

by Halflingr October 24, 2008

fobulate

To assess, organise or plan.

I need to fobulate my finances.

That plan needs refobulating or further fobulation.

by Sharon Millership January 16, 2006

Cromulate

The state or act of being cromulent.

The third commandment of the Georgia Guidestones put in place by the Rosicrucian Order suggests that as long as the words one chooses to use cromulate well, it is irrelevant what the Oxford English Dictionary has to say on the matter.

by ManyNamesNoneTrue April 17, 2020

frobulation

the technical term for the combined effects of server load and stress, packet loss, line noise and intermittent hardware otherwise known as "lag". frobulate, frobulated.

I would have emailed you sooner, but frobulation got in the way.

by salamandir May 27, 2006