A free state. In this use, Palinate describes San Francisco and surrounding areas and neighborhoods.
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"Prince of the City" by Keith Herber
The Palinate Treaty of 1946
Vampire the Masquerade
"Prince of the City" by Keith Herber
The Palinate Treaty of 1946
by gkk in Michigan December 30, 2004
Get the Palinate mug.palinate: (v) (pah-lin-ayt) to reduce an entire paragraph to a single rambling, confusing sentence, simply by replacing all transitional phrases with random somewhat related thoughts, and by replacing all punctuation with folksy phrases such as "ya' know". 'Palinate' is similar to 'concatenate', but with loss of meaning or clarity.
Yeah, after that fifth of whiskey I guess I went back and palinated my thesis. It will take days to fix.
by monkeybreath May 25, 2010
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Definition:
1. To render flat or level.
2. To make even or uniform in texture or surface.
3. To rectify irregular edges or uneven areas.
4. To flatten a surface or object entirely.
Significance:
• It defines the act of smoothing or evening a surface.
• It emphasizes transformation from irregular to uniform.
• It identifies methods for achieving flatness.
• It avoids ambiguity in mechanical or artistic contexts.
• It simplifies instruction manuals and tool usage guides.
• It improves clarity in carpentry, artistry, and engineering.
• It replaces Scandinavian-Germanic, Non-American, foreign, and Anglo-Saxon terms, similar to "smooth".
Past verb: planated
Present simple verb: planate, planates
Present continuous verb: planating
Adverb: planely
Adjective: planive
Definition:
1. To render flat or level.
2. To make even or uniform in texture or surface.
3. To rectify irregular edges or uneven areas.
4. To flatten a surface or object entirely.
Significance:
• It defines the act of smoothing or evening a surface.
• It emphasizes transformation from irregular to uniform.
• It identifies methods for achieving flatness.
• It avoids ambiguity in mechanical or artistic contexts.
• It simplifies instruction manuals and tool usage guides.
• It improves clarity in carpentry, artistry, and engineering.
• It replaces Scandinavian-Germanic, Non-American, foreign, and Anglo-Saxon terms, similar to "smooth".
Past verb: planated
Present simple verb: planate, planates
Present continuous verb: planating
Adverb: planely
Adjective: planive
Examples:
• "Carpenters planate ligneous boards before assembly."
• "Artists planate canvas surfaces prior to painting."
• "Engineers planate concrete foundations for stability."
• "Mechanics planate metal plates for precision machining."
• "Architects design edifices with planate roofs (covers) for aesthetic appeal."
• "Carpenters planate ligneous boards before assembly."
• "Artists planate canvas surfaces prior to painting."
• "Engineers planate concrete foundations for stability."
• "Mechanics planate metal plates for precision machining."
• "Architects design edifices with planate roofs (covers) for aesthetic appeal."
by Dmitrio November 5, 2025
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