Reprobate

One who does not know the difference between moral and amoral or right and wrong.

One who believes truth to be subjective is a reprobate.

by fundie_posterboy April 24, 2003

repricate

The act of reciprocal defecation, whatever that may be.

Don't make me come over there and repricate!

by Ayb125 August 10, 2022

relocate

Stealing, but trying to avoid the negative connotations that come with that word.

There are certain ways to relocate the software you want.

by 88 Fingers McGee July 8, 2009

revocated

When a person loses a job and is forced to learn a new career.

"When the cabbie's licensed was revoked, he was REVOCATED as a groundskeeper"

by Touchdown February 11, 2003

reprobate

One who drinks copious amounts of wine, doesn't care much for people, and loves to use large words when in the presence of low intelligence.

Oh Bruce? Don't worry about him, he's not a threat, he's just a reprobate.

by telusdood May 5, 2009

retrobate

n. an idiot who is stuck in the past, also known as "retrobater".

v. Achieving undue sexual stimulation from thinking about stupid stuff from the past.

Stephen retrobates every time he thinks about all the almost-clever things he said to his cyber friends back when they were still speaking to him. He is such a retrobater!

by justhipper October 20, 2006

repromate

An excessive lad who's probably a dick. Mainly used as ironic praise.

Mate, Will vomed in a girl's vagina last night
Mate, he's such a repromate

by geopai May 6, 2008