Matriculate

1. (v.) To incite. To make something happen.
2. (v.) To move from one venue to another.

1. Hey, i'm-a go pop at theze breezys and see what I can matriculate.
2. Thizz club is dead. Let'z go matriculate over to Jevaun'z house and see if tha house-party'z craccin.

by Rill Talk July 28, 2008

matriculation

signing up to go to a school

by Anonymous September 10, 2003

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

Matupulated

To screw up. To make a shambles of. To muck-up something that would normally be simple and straight-forward.
Matupulated. Matupulation.

Term originally coined by DS of Moscow Idaho.

'I just know if I try to fix the car myself, it will be matupulated.

by Intuit July 20, 2010

matriculation

sound of like an initiation or a ceremony for u going to high school

i went to matriculation before i went to high school

by asdfdsasdfdsadadfadsf August 25, 2003

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