Exasterbating

Getting off on telling falsehoods. Especially of those pertaining to people or situations.

You tell more lies than a politician! Quit exasterbating, and tell the truth for once!

by Dr. Shadow April 28, 2016

Exacta

Having a partner ride you while you watch the Kentucky Derby. Place your bets on who finishes first!

"Hey Carl, did you watch the Kentucky Derby last night?"

"Yeah, but unfortunately my exacta fell through as I bet on my girl who finished last as per usual"

by cptmntbandaid April 9, 2017

Exactl

A new word derived from the word exactly. Except you don't quite agree with it.

The sesame word of the day: Exactl. It's when someone says something you don't completely agree with so you just say exactl.

by Tswifter_duster February 11, 2017

Exilt

Mixed word that contains the words "Exile" and "Exit". This word was first used by, the Brussels-based multimedia artist, Thomas Israel to refer to his 3rd exhibition (1) about refugees and people that were 'exiled' from their land and thus had to 'exit'. It can also have an (2) emotional meaning by refering to one's uncertainty and complexity in his/her's emotions.

(1) "The exilt of Syrian refugees must stop. Not by waging war, but by making peace."

(2) "I feel exilt. I don't know wether to love or to hate the way he treats me...

by Neo-language-update July 13, 2017

Exactulately

A complex portmanteau word. "Exactly" + "Accurately" = "Exactulately". Not just exact, not just accurate - but both.

Possibly (er, exactulately) derived from a brief verbal stumble in a youtube video on the Tested Channel about "Inside Adam Savage's Cave: Model Making for Movies".

That is exactulately the situation we face, no one could have said it better.

Exactulately what do you mean?

by —thoughtstorms— July 2, 2017

exactish

not approximated in any way, more or less; sort of precise.

Adverb: exactlyish

You have 18 days left to live based on how much you smoke, to be exactish.
You have exactlyish 18 days left.

by db720 July 10, 2017

Exactual

The word for when something is both exact and actual.

The exactual length was 12 inches.

by Leadlemming523 January 22, 2018