Siplicate

Siplicate

\Sip"li*cate\, a. Pref. si- + plicate.

The act of simplifying a process or function by removing unnecessary or over complex aspects.

To reduce the overall complexity involved.

"We can expect to see an increase in efficiency if siplicate the processes involved in manufacturing."

by Brian Flynn November 16, 2007

simplicate

To simplify; Opposite of complicate

Can we simplicate this process a little instead of making it difficult?

by Jorge Rodrigez October 26, 2007

Sindicate

A group of individuals who come together for a common purpose that has a tinge of sin (quantity of sin can be large or tiny depending on the group and their definition of sin)

A sindicate constituting of my college buddies and like minded individuals routinely meet to test the new New York bars.

by Adanny100 January 20, 2023

Simplicate

Verb.

Turning something simple into something complicated by over-analyzing or over-working it.

Jerry simplicated a perfectly good peanut butter and jam sandwich by adding honey and bananas to it.

I hate the colour I painted the bedroom, let's simplicate things by tearing down the whole house and rebuilding a new one instead of repainting it.

by Sarah_Clay July 24, 2008

Simplicated

Complex simplicity

Cars these days are so fucking simplicated

by Steinbrenda December 21, 2019

Simplicate

Turning something simple into something complicated by over-analyzing or over-working it.

Jerry simplicated a perfectly good peanut butter and jam sandwich by adding honey and bananas to it.

I hate the colour I painted the bedroom, let's simplicate things by tearing down the whole house and rebuilding a new one instead of repainting it.

by Sarah_Clay July 16, 2008

Simplicate

To make something easier.

"Simplicate your life, dump that broad."

by Pastor Travis January 16, 2008