obliviated

Combination of olbiterate and oblivious. Used to describe an intense state of intoxication.

Jack was obliviated when he drank 25 beers last night.

by Dave1979 June 11, 2006

Obliviated

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by Fulcrum4266 December 20, 2022

Oblivious

Pretty much Harry Potter summed up in one word. I mean, he was clueless to the things straight in his face.

*made up*
Harry: How long has this been going on?

Hermione: Quite awhile, but for some reason you didn't know.

Ron: Yeah, mate. Your oblivious to nearly everything!

Harry: That isn't true!

Heemione: Harry, it is true.

by (×_×; November 3, 2016

obliviate

Originating from Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, Obliviate is a term meaning 'forget'. Obliviate is a memory charm, resulting in the erasure of the recipients memory. Now it is used as a verb, such as

'I obliviated my math homework at home'

by sue April 8, 2005

obliviated

to completely destroy. Similar to obliterated.

"Man, I just witnessed Desert Fox OBLIVIATE that female!!!"

"I obliviated my liver by getting drunk last night."

"Watch as JFK's head gets oblivated by that sniper round in Dallas, TX"

by pft pft January 17, 2010

Obliviation

An indescribable horror; Oblivion and annihilated combined to create one black hole of madness.

Obliviated: rejected; crushed

When he refused to date me, he obliviated my soul.

There are no words for the obliviation I endured when I saw a ghost.

by thrashunreal June 30, 2009

Oblivious

To lack all memory; being forgetful and
Lacking conscious awareness this is called being; unmindful.

"He accused her of being delirious she didn't care she is just oblivious"

"The two were inlove, the beauty was oblivious"

by Kelly Louise forster :) January 15, 2009