False Accusations

When someone fasly accuses you of doing something that you didn’t do.

Boyfriend: You weren’t really taking a nap we’re you? I bet you were cheating because you’re a liar or some shit

Girlfriend: Why are you accusing me of being a cheating liar when I was just fucking sleeping ? Stop giving me false accusations

by SGM01 September 23, 2018

argusation

A conversation comprised mostly of lightly veiled hostility and argumentative jibes.

Matt: I claim that word
Sid: convergumating?
or argusations?
Matt: argusation
Sid: ok, go for it
Matt: you can keep convergumating
Sid: I will
Matt: good
you do that
Sid: we'll see who gets the most thumbs up
beeyotch
Matt: ha
see
Sid: shutup
Matt: this is a perfect example of an argusation
Sid: i hate that you just baited me like that

by abstractg August 23, 2006

waccusation

A baseless accusation made by a deranged person.

He made a waccusation that I had killed Kennedy.

by Keith Fyckes October 9, 2006

accuration

accuracy; accurate estimation

Achieve goals with accuration.

by Hercolena Oliver August 25, 2009

baccusation

A response to being accused of something by accusing the accuser back. "aw man, you farted" ... "No, you farted"

If someone accuses you of farting a baccusation would be to deny it and accuse them of farting.

by RichieRich79 September 6, 2023

Alculation

The mathematic calculations that alcoholics do on their way to the liquor store.

I have to alculate how much I can get for $5
By my alculations I need X ounces to get drunk and I have Y at home so I need Z ounces. Can I afford that?

by munson25 October 9, 2011

Accolation

To praise someones efforts for their hard work. Very similar to accolade but different. If the person is to receive more than one word of praise - the word becomes Accolations. Recently a colleague of mine actually used the word to make sure someone received the recognition they deserved..

He received accolations from the Executive Director because he had worked really hard on the presentation.

by actordennis March 23, 2011