plopulate

Create based on total fabrication

I have no idea when the project will be done, but management wants a timeline, so I'm going to go plopulate a schedule.
... or...
I know my conclusion is correct, I just need to plopulate some data to support it.

by kaddim May 12, 2010

Problasterbating

The act of procasterbating by blasterbating.

I was so bored so I was problasterbating into the kitchen sink from across the room.

by TIME Lincoln March 18, 2011

Podulate

The act, unsanctioned by Christianity, of engaging in deep contact with those of the podular kind. Refers to multifaceted thought layers surround the design of and spiritual connection with the SpaceX Hyperloop Pod Competition II: near-vacuum boogaloo.

As a noun: the school of thought founded in early 2007 by Grand Master Noymer.

Well, it depends on the, it's like if you went to great lengths to, if you took a uh, it's on the left. And if you move it from the center it'll remove the lengths you took to have going to have underwent. An analogy: if this were the first type of act in a place of a type of thought it would have to be less than a fraction of the original part. Podulate.

by Uno de los squenchanos February 10, 2017

Parabulate

Do you know when the market price went up and down like usual, but you want to say it in the most confusing way, yeah that

The Market looks Parabulate, how can this happen??

by BoostLivious June 7, 2021

middle populated

When you aren’t the most popular person in school, but you aren’t a total loser either. You can talk to both rankings of popularity and still be liked by everyone at the same time. Plus most people know your name but not everyone.

We aren’t as high in popularity as Kylie. We’re middle populated.

by The og low-key hoe December 23, 2017

Propulgate

To attach something (frequently something unwelcome and done maliciously) to something desirable.

Commonly used in politics when an unwelcome amendment is added to a bill.

First aide: "You're trying to propulgate a tax bill onto an appropriations package. If we start allowing that, we're never going to get budgets passed."

Second aide: "Would you support a tax cut if it were separate from the budget?"

Third aide: "We're not going to support it while it's attached to the appropriations bill."

by SellyOakRam November 2, 2012

Poopulate

Poo-pyoo-layt

1. (verb) To change from any form to the form of a dookie

1. Ryan, does corn poopulate?

by Zach Maron July 3, 2005