Accommodate

When a partner wears the accomodator (an oral sex device consisting of a rubber penis which is strapped onto ones chin) and uses it on one or more partners. It may be inserted in a vagina, a butt hole, or an oral recipient. Accommodation isn't for the weak.

Jim accommodated Jan's butthole last night. Shit got intense.

by Christian Rice January 15, 2009

Accockodate

To accommodate a person, often in excess, in exchange for sexual favors. Most often performed by upper-class whores, such as Charlie Harper or Paris Hilton.

Jenny is such a whore. At least she accockodates all the guys she fucks. That way they get something besides HIV.

by Yamipwn March 5, 2011

Acomodate

Yes you spelled this wrong, I guess you don’t have autocorrect :(
Please search the spelling if not it’s accommodate there a new word learnt!

Julia: do you need someone to acomodate you?
Jenna: did you spell that wrong?
Julia: no when you’re saying something you can’t misspell something!🙄
Jenna: what if we’re just fictional characters made by someone?
Julia: that’s completely off topic
Jenna: oh yeah…

by This was wrote by me… October 1, 2023

Ideal Accomodation

Hazlerigg-Rutland

Small and Mighty, That's the Ideal Accomodation

by mkgky15 November 16, 2017

accomalate

when you spill to much mop water on the floor and you have to dispute it everywhere

“Shit! we have to accomalate the floooorrrrr mane!!!”

by daddy tay tay March 30, 2021

accommodeate

To allow one or more other individuals to also use your personal thunder-jug.

Having others use your outhouse still involves their placing their own stinky butts on the same seat that you use, so choosing to also accommodeate them is not really all that different. If doing so on a regular basis seems too gross and icky to you, however, perhaps you could compromise with your house-rule to allow for weather temperatures, and say that you prefer that guests "take it outdoors" unless it's really chilly at the time.

by QuacksO November 17, 2021

accommadate

To rearrange/re-word a sentence to allow for a "pause" punctuation mark --- i.e., the lower half of a semicolon --- to be added to and used in said sentence.

This sentence is too long to allow me to read it aloud without pausing for breath; please make necessary adjustments to accommadate me here.

by QuacksO August 16, 2022