Revenate

To generate revenue.

"To meet this quarters earnings, we need to revenate."

by NelloJello September 3, 2011

reprebate

A person who can't spell reprobate.

"You can't spell, you're such a reprebate"

by Matt McKeown September 6, 2005

Reiterbate

Derived from the word “reiterate”. The act of masturbating to the same video within 24 hours.

Man, Stormy Daniels’ latest MILF interracial video was so hot, I had to reiterbate to it an hour later!

by LatariJabeef May 28, 2018

Reverbation

Taking immense self-pleasure by hearing one's own voice reverberate in stairwells or tunnels.

1. We've got to put up a "No Reverbation" sign in this hallway if we want to work in peace in this building. 2. Unfortunately, since I broke with the band, reverbation is my only solace. 3. Q: What's another name for Doo-Wop? A: Group reverbation. 4. Dude, stop reverbating, you're going to get hoarse!

by soulster mischief May 4, 2017

me reverte

Definitions:
'Contact me'
'Get back to me later'

Origins:
Comes from the spanish verb 'revertir' meaning 'to revert (to)', and literally means "revert to me".

Usage:
This can be used in informal speech among friends but also in business letters/conversation.

Examples:

(1) In a letter or note:
"If you need any more help, me revirte"

(2) In a telephone conversation:
Person A: "Hi, can you talk?"
Person B: "No, sorry I'm really busy."
Person A: "No problem. Me reverte?"
Person B: "OK, I'll call you later. Bye."

by Oliver June 19, 2005

reverbarating

To emit something. It has to be hott.

What ever reverberates out of Zach's mouth is hott.

by Toasty Toast May 24, 2005

Revelated

Verb. Past tense of revelations

Matt was revelated with the revelations

by Vectros August 8, 2005