Obliviati

plural noun: (singular: obliviatomiton) Refers to groups of people who walk in public in their own little bubble completely unaware of their surroundings including other people, traffic, the weather, natural disasters, and bears.

I'm late because I couldn't take a left on freakin' Union Ave because of all the obliviati milling about.

Watch where you're walking you dumb-ass obliviatomiton!

by seattlewondergirl March 7, 2011

Obliviated

- Over kill, not assassinated but just total gore and carnage. Sometimes refered during war time or killing females

The German Nazi war machine "obliviated" female judens at my vacation spot Auschwitz

by Desert Fox86 January 17, 2010

Obliviating

1. the act of sending something to Oblivion, usually by fire.
2. drinking oneself to Oblivion.

1. He was obliviating the clutter as he lit the bonfire.
2. He was obliviating with his favorite scotch.

by Time Killer October 4, 2010

Obliminated

To get obliterated so badly you are automatically eliminated from any competition you join in the next 7-10 business days

Damn, Brennon left the sunroof open on his car and it’s raining. Get obliminated.

by brenny_wenny24 August 23, 2018

oblivacation

Spending vacation time with family, when one would rather be somewhere else.

I'd love to go to the beach over the Christmas holiday, but I am taking an oblivacation to see my mom.

by Dr G September 16, 2008

obliviated

To get highly intoxicated via alcohol or narcotics. Remember people on Quaaludes?

Jane gangbanged the team as she was obliviated last night. Jane stop this crazy thing!

by benitomusso60 December 23, 2003

obliverate

A combination of 'oblivion' and 'obliterate'. Basically means exactly the same as 'obliterate'. Used in two different Front Line Assembly songs on their 2004 album 'Civilization'.

From the song 'Civilization':
These islands collapsing,
we burn, rape, obliverate,
our conscience heavy,
we take and take,

by The Canadian Information Minister August 21, 2004