Exposation

The act of exposing someone

She couldn’t be bothered of the exposation of her nudes.

by Bigmanoncrack August 4, 2023

Exposed

Exposed means Public Posting Pics and Videos of faggot dimitris sarridis aka dumbassfag44 in telegram

I am a loser i want to be exposed online

by greekfaggot September 10, 2023

Exposure Fantasy

A type of sexual aberration, centered around shame and often triggered by internet predation at a young age, that is bound to surpass the limits of its own title: the fantasizer gains sexual gratification from increasingly risky releases of information online. An email here, a photo with a Little Too Much Metadata there...but things snowball. Fantasy becomes reality when they are inevitably chronicled on search engines by just searching their legal name. This can lead to employment issues, alienation, and worse - a deepening perversion that turns much more physical.

"I think my new boyfriend might have an exposure fantasy...? He keeps asking me to post his passport photo on Facebook next to that video of me pegging him."

"Make sure you remove the metadata on your homemade content, dude...you don't want to wind up like AdamLjung and end up plastered all over the internet as ' Halmstad Sissy Emma' QQ"

by Cigarette Jones December 18, 2023

ekosi

it means thank you in indigenous cree language

“here you want some chips bro?” “yea bro ekosi”

by anonymous November 18, 2023

exposation

Exposation: The process of exposing something or someone.

The exposation Luke did to bryan behind his back was crazy.

by Mr. bigpants April 6, 2024

Expose a femboy day

Time to gather all proof you collected through the year to finally reveal to the group chat what they really doing buying cat ears at 5am

Hey it's expose a femboy day | Femboy : i think they intercepted the amazon packages

by Police Brutality April 27, 2024

Exoskeletons

Wearable, powered frameworks that augment the strength, endurance, and load-bearing capacity of the human user. They are mechanical "muscle suits" with actuators and sensors that detect the wearer's movement intentions and provide amplified force. Applications range from medical rehabilitation and industrial labor (allowing a worker to lift hundreds of pounds safely) to military logistics and combat, where they enable soldiers to carry heavier armor and weapons over longer distances without fatigue.

Exoskeletons *Example: A warehouse worker using a lower-body Exoskeleton to effortlessly lift and move 200-pound crates for an entire shift without back strain. A military "Iron Man" suit, while more advanced, is the combat-oriented vision—a full-body exoskeleton providing strength, load carriage, and integrated systems to a soldier.*

by Abzugal Nammugal Enkigal February 3, 2026