biblicator

Noun. One who participates in biblication; one who biblicates, has intercourse, a sexual partner. biblicate; sex; partner; homo erectus.

When he is with her, she becomes the mighty biblicator.

After she climaxed and collapsed onto the bed, she turned to her biblicator and asked, "Was it good for you, too?"

A public relations executive always in the spotlight, she was nonetheless a cunning biblicator in private with those who unleased her biblicatory desires.

by Prolixity December 29, 2007

Bibliogothic

1. This word refers to either a awkward moment or

2. it can be used as the definition of a banana peel

1. That was so bibliogothic.
2. Shit man i just slipped on a bibliogothic.

by COOLKITTYCATZRULE December 7, 2011

bibliotastical

an adjective that describes anything in your bibliography that is highly banterous.

Person 1: Hey that paper is by Fuck et al.

Person 2: Wow! How bibliotastical!

by dmorgs December 5, 2012

biblioboner

A biblioboner is a physiological reaction that occurs after defeating someone in a War of Words , be it in Scrabble, Words with Friends or any other Literary Battlefield.

"Dude, I just got a massive biblioboner from beating this girl in Wordbase!"

"What? No way!"

by Infalinguist June 18, 2019

Intst. Irtilybinbsdb. Yaetmatwib. Ihtftyawhbiyah, if. Idwtbygu, aidwtcoac, biflihna. Iasiisuitp, aiastidsmpoyagitfwy. Iri. Aikiwpnhacwyea, bptmwyhoaaoti.

I need to say this. I realized that i love you because I never been so depressed before. You are everything to me and that's why I blush. I hate the fact that you are with her but if you are happy, its fine. I don't want to break you guys up, and I don't want to come off as crazy, but i feel like I have nothing anymore. I am sorry if I screwed up in the past, and I am sorry that I did so many pranks on you and got into those fights with you. I regret it. And I know I will probably not have a chance with you ever again, but please tell me what your honest opinion about all of this is.

Intst. Irtilybinbsdb. Yaetmatwib. Ihtftyawhbiyah, if. Idwtbygu, aidwtcoac, biflihna. Iasiisuitp, aiastidsmpoyagitfwy. Iri. Aikiwpnhacwyea, bptmwyhoaaoti.

by Boop7294yay August 6, 2016

but not in the biblical sense

This phrase is an idiom.

If you say you know someone but not in the biblical sense, you mean you have not had sex with them

Usage notes: In the Bible, 'to know' someone meant to have sex with them.
'Did you know her then?' 'Yes, but not in the biblical sense.'

David: 'Did you know her then?'
Joseph: 'Yes, but not in the biblical sense.'

by lucasizle January 12, 2012

Bibliography

the first 5 links on google for your essay topic

i didnt want to just use wikipedia, so i clicked on other links, and added them to my bibliography.

by john williks June 13, 2011