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Hyper Stagflation

A period of extremely slow economic growth, if any, and extremely high unemployment, while prices continue to rise, all of which are above normal crises levels.
If Obama continues to print and spend fiat money (regardless of the deficit) and that money permeates the economy and does not create jobs, we will eventually experience hyper stagflation.
by SupportFreedom1 August 23, 2009
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stagflated

Being drunk and high at the same time. Derived from the original term: stagflation, meaning high unemployment AND high inflation. The person that is writing this is currently stagflated.
Isabelle: Dude, you’re drunk as fuck.
Philip: Nah man, i’m stagflated.
by cornfig June 30, 2018
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stagulator

Stagulator is someone who is moving slow when everyone else is ready to go.
You are a stagulator. Hurry up and stop stagulating!
by Hollywoodlh4 March 29, 2016
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Snacalate

you can have a snacalate later.
by I.A15 February 23, 2017
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Swagulate

The act of over-exposing your swag. Going into swag overload. Swag overdose.
I hate when I leave my swag on all day and I over swagulate
by Swagulator March 13, 2011
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Stiganate

v. to drive really, really fast.

Named after the Stig in Top Gear. Of course no mortal can drive as fast as the Stig, although you may come close if you can Stiganate.
We're late. I'm gonna stiganate.
by George McBob May 6, 2009
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Stagflation

An economic environment of low, near-zero inflation.
Wow, unemployment isn't necessarily high and I inflation is super low; I would describe this as an example of stagflation.
by jferbet69 November 30, 2016
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