by Arminkshipper January 04, 2025
A made up word coined by a marine sales rep to ostentatiously describe the driving position of a distinctly average boat to turn it into an attractive asset or panty dropper
"Helmed from the Bentley style, leather clad navigative seat" guaranteed to make any lady foam at the gash.
by Jamessingeonsmythe January 30, 2021
A false sense of navigational confidence experienced by someone who lives in a big city which causes them to refuse to use Google Maps. They also tend to spend much of their time being lost.
by The London Cartographic Societ September 23, 2019
“Navigating the complexities of..” is a phrase loved by uncle ChatGPT which allows humans if they have above 70 IQ to spot an AI-written article from a mile away.
by legoduplo82 August 01, 2024
navigating your way on a cross-country road trip using the water towers at various small towns, which bear the town names
According to that water tower we are currently in Pinewood City, New Scotland County, just as expected. If we get lost we can continue to use water tower navigation until we get back on track.
by RepublicofC May 26, 2015
1.Able to be sailed on by ships or boats.
synonyms: passable, negotiable, traversable; More
(of a track or road) suitable for transportation; passable.
"those minor roads would be navigable in emergencies"
synonyms: passable, negotiable, traversable; More
(of a track or road) suitable for transportation; passable.
"those minor roads would be navigable in emergencies"
by Teller 4 February 11, 2014
To get drunk. The step between tipsy and crunk. From the Spanish "navegar," meaning "to get fucked up."
by T_Dub November 19, 2007