Collusive

To bring togther, to collude, like collegiate, to include.

On Lucy 's Birthday, her mates were exceptionally collusive in recruiting a sex worker for her celebrations.

by Ubereatsyouout May 12, 2017

Conducive

(adj) used to describe something in a positive manner.

Deborah's cooking is amazing, the food she makes is really conducive.

That girl is unconducive, she looks like she got hit by a train.

My remote is broken, can anyone conducify it for me?

Alcohol increases the conducivity at a bar by making unconducive girls look conduce.

by mstrsplntr December 23, 2010

Conjusate

To turn around an awkward moment in a conversation

You really conjusated that conversation!

by Aldra December 9, 2018

Conpulsive liar

An individual incapable of even hearing the smallest, slightest, milliscule abillity to be open and tell the truth. Even if the Truth does suck and is boring and not very flamboyent. Or even what people want to hear.

She's a liar. She told a lie, knew she couldn't go back. And she stuck with it. Too much damage had been done due to her lack of empathy for others and her habbit of being a conpulsive liar.

by TrueLanguage June 18, 2015

Conjive

1. To Discuss Something

2. To speak to somebody in a cocky like fashion

An awkward silence came after Edgar and Shaft conjived about the girl they love. Jive

by dmodefan92 September 1, 2009

confusive

(Adjective)
To be unclear, or confusive.

Xavier was being confusive.

by Nslalbd December 26, 2016

Conducive Environment

That environment in which only CA students shall sit for the exams when all exams in the country are getting cancelled or postponed.

On 5th July, 2021 there will be conducive environment for exams, only for students not for members.

by ICAI June 20, 2021