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

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

oblivious

dead

my pet cat is oblivious

by LMxDurgex December 16, 2008

obliviousness

the state of being obvious

someone may say Jacob is his highness king of obliviousness

by felixflys627 March 19, 2019

obliviate

(verb) Stress relief by taking your aggressions out in a good round of Oblivion. (etymology: Oblivion + Alleviate)

cougre picks up a trout and threatens everyone with it.
reaper: Chill out cougre, before someone gets hurt.
cougre: You're right. I'd better obliviate some of this stress.
<cougre fires up Oblivion and draws his sword.>
Cobra_Girl: Whew. That was close. :)

by cougre December 25, 2008

OBLIVIOUS

Lack of knowledge, lack of desire

Brilz is oblivious to the fact that women will never be equal to men, especially when it comes to intelligence and sports.

by GEOFF November 16, 2004