Matriculate

To carry, esp. in football. Used most often by sports news anchors.

Watch as Dante Hall gets the punt and starts matriculating the ball down the field.

by DrAstroZoom January 9, 2004

Matriculate

v. To Matriculate

Matriculate - To age, mature, or to improve/make better.

Ex. I must matriculate this cheese, before I can get a good profit from it.

Ex. Matriculate your essay, and correct your grammar mistakes, then I will take another look at it.

by Fub257 December 29, 2009

Aritulate

When your name is attached to something you didn't do/make (eg a poster) that contains a mistake that makes you look like an idiot.

I sent out an aritulate invitation and now everyone thinks I can't spell my own name!

by toonoseyformyownrelationship May 29, 2018

articulate

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

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

Articulated Desk Lamp

A fancy lamp for people who need light so they don't feel depressed. Move it around and there will be light all over your desk. Just make sure to keep it away from any i's.

Did that articulated desk lamp just murder the pixar i?
It certainly did

by DemogorgonSlayer January 21, 2021

Matriculate

To have much pleasure after playing with yourself

Me: My god dude, I matriculated so hard last night

James: what does that mean?

Me: you know, wink wink

by Yawqnker May 4, 2021