obliverated

To become oblivious to anything and everything due to drinking too much alcohol.

She was so obliverated she threw up on my shoe.

I was so obliverated I thought that guy was hot, then I woke up in the morning and realized, he was the opposite of hot.

by JessieRocksAllSocks June 20, 2007

Obliviate

May be an accidental combination of obliterate and oblivion.

Heard on a New York City TV news report in the 1970s, after an explosion at a gas storage tank being dismantled, a worker in a hardhat told the reporter "My shack was oblivated!"

by Brooklyn Tim June 6, 2005

Oblivigate

A person who enteres a state of "oblivion" for their own wellbeing to satisfy another because of their moral "obligation"

A person who obliterates themselves because of their moral "obligation"

"My mom keeps oblivigating herself...its not good for her health"

"As your friend can I ask you for a favour? Just makes sure you don't oblivigate yourself in doing it"

by Nicholas Hawkes October 18, 2008

Obliviate

To be willfully oblivious, either through sloth, ineptitude or malice.

The refusal to fix the java home bug is another example of Sun attempting to obliviate whenever possible.

by alcaron July 15, 2011

Obliviated

Combo of obliterated and oblivion. A word to describe how big of a mess you are going to be at the end of the night.

Put the women and children to sleep because I am getting obliviated tonight.

I can't call you later because im in the process of oblivating myself.

by Shooting & Hooting July 24, 2009

obliviatesoty

obliviatelsoty is your local afterschool, hellovenus, 9muses stan , she loves 2nd gen ggs 😩

OBLIVIATESOTY:"you dont like 2nd gen?"
X:no
OBLIVIATESOTY:"thats sad"

by Montewhite December 22, 2020

Obliviate

to evaporate into oblivion. commonly used in american slang

ie. ''if i have to sit with those kids im going to obliviate''
or, another example: ''i failed my math test, my family is going to obliviate me''

by Justagoat March 30, 2023