Exactually

A word used to confirm yet contradict certain parts of a statement. It is a much cooler way of saying Yes but No.

Dayle: Wait, so u mean when ur sister ambushed me?
E: Exactually! But her boyfriend was there too...

by Emmanuelle Emond August 30, 2007

excathedric

Holy, light intentioned, valorous

The excathedric knight stood only for justice and honor

by Der Kriegor June 13, 2007

exacatotally

{exactly} {totally} {no} {doubt} {write}

you are exacatotally write about that, she is butt ugly

by champagnecheryl October 4, 2005

Ecatumbe

What happens when all hell breaks loose when the oil wells run dry due to peak oil.

Demand destruction will not mitigate the impending holocaust, or ecatumbe, because most people will simply panic once they see the end coming, thereby speeding its arrival: the depletion of the earth's oil wells and no more food on the shelves. Olduvai Gorge Theory is not a theory anymore, peak oil is here, it is coming, it is the real reason why 9-11 happened...

by massolrac March 14, 2008

exacticly

taking the word exactly to the extreme

he kicked the ball exacticly into the goals

by loughgurman January 16, 2010

exactalation

Combined by the two words “ejaculation” and “exactly.” (v.) When ejaculation occurs exactly at the right time and place with no embarrassment, and plenty of praise from your wife.

Wife: “Wow, honey! That was awesome!”

Husband: “What can I say, babe? I have excellent exactalation!”

by The Crotchety Old Cynic June 23, 2011

Excactusly

A term used in the way "exactly" is used, but is used when the subject of the conversation refers to something painful, "Cactus" in it being the pain part. 'Cause cacti hurt when they jab you.

"When you step on a nail, you need to make sure you have your tetanus shot up-to-date."

"Sounds like a hassle."

"Excactusly. Don't do it."

by alsjfowigjdslg December 5, 2011