interporate

to simultaneously to interpret and incorporate

I am trying interporate what you are telling me.

by So.Fla. Stephanie October 10, 2011

interpolate

to integrade or become part of a larger group

I interpolated with her friends.

by Jordan October 15, 2003

interpolate

the act of taking pieces of what is being said, usually in a confusing fashion, and understanding the end result.

she interpolated what he meant, from what he was trying to say.

by magpies July 10, 2009

interpolate

A form of internal Polish rhetoric.

That guy's full of shite, it must come from his kin and how they interpolate.

by Baja Bug October 4, 2006

IuI interpolatedu ItU

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by Angel234IsTheDarkSeraphim March 30, 2025

Interpolate

From Latin interpolare, Latin interpolatum, from inter (“between”) and polire (“to polish”).

Interpolation provides a means of estimating intermediate points.
In other words, it's estimating in-between values.

Let's interpolate to get in-between the values.

by millennIumAMbiguity January 24, 2022

Interpolation

An event, process, a greeting or occasion that has either happened or is happening.

Guy 1: How's your interpolations?
Guy2 : E go well o. We bless God!

by Norman Davies February 5, 2020