Atriculate

(Verb)

(a.) The funneling down of information or data from a large amount to a smaller amount.
(b.) The trickle-down effect of data that will bring one to a logical conclusion.
(c.) A process of vetting

The data moves through the process and atriculates to a conclusion.

by Modern Day Shakespeare November 27, 2012

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A big word that fills space in a sentence when one doesn't really know what he or she is talking about, i.e. an excuse for sounding dumb when trying to sound smart. Heard most often in art schools or cinema study classes.

I think Herzog's last film was... well the direction was... I don't know if I can articulate this well...

I may not articulate this well, but the piece says so much by saying so little.

by ihateartschool July 11, 2011

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auticulate

an adjective describing an autistic person who is (relatively) articulate.

-"So is Jimmy's brother autistic or something?"

-"Yeah, but is he's pretty auticulate, huh?"

by Stevensgoingtohell February 28, 2008

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Particularly Related

“This really seems particulated to those case files.”

by Dezzleeth March 13, 2019

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Articularextricator

A speculative mechanical apparatus designed to simultaneously dislocate or forcefully remove all joints within the human body, rendering the individual's limbs and extremities entirely immobile and disconnected.

Luca: Strap her in the Articularextricator, now. She just lost her mobility privileges.
Chas: No!!! Please!!!

by Alternate978 February 25, 2024

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