Flacculate

To shit one's pants in the big game instead of performing under pressure. Just like Joe Flacco every time he plays the Steelers.

Dick LeBeau called all the right plays and made the Ravens QB flacculate all over the place in the game today.

Fred thought he would win big at the poker tables, but he got bad flacculence and flacculated all of his money away.

by fred_berg January 16, 2011

Facticulate

To analyze a fact and confirm or verify it.

Bro did you know pigs can fly!
I need to facticulate this statement

by Electropearl November 24, 2021

Funiculate

To travel upward, somewhat reluctantly.

Past tense: funiculated.

Reluctantly, like my son lurching toward a time-out, I funiculated up the cracked cement stairs and hailed a taxi.

by UberDigi July 9, 2009

Funiculate

To travel up or down the side of a mountain in a funicular vehicle.

The group of boys funiculated up the hill when they got in the funicular.

by coolio579 August 25, 2011

finiculate

To acutely accent a peice of music by playing sharp, muted sounds. This is sometimes accomplished by right-hand muting of common stringed instruments such as guitar, fiddle or mandolin.

His mandolin solo was meticulously finiculated - it was sharp and clear!

by Robert Blanda November 26, 2005

Faccurate

urban slang for the term "factually accurate"

Gina: OMG, my tennis game is totally on fire

Carrie: Well i can't argue with that because it is faccurate.

Sean: Way to go Gina G!!!

by cbad villagers February 18, 2009

facipulate

When a facilitator of a meeting or process manipulates or uses manipulation tactics during the process to achieve their own agenda rather than acting in an impartial way.

My supervisor completely facipulated our team meeting today when we discussed what goals our team was going to pursue going forward.
I know that the company isn't promoting work from home initiatives, but my plan is to facipulate the employee survey in order to over turn this notion.

by HiDeeBug August 14, 2013