Alumbrate

Verb

So when your speaking english but your thinking in Spanish, this word often means, the act of providing light in a dark place. AKA Illuminating

Hey can you alumbrate this room, I can't see.

by mlovinm1326 February 7, 2010

alumniated

The euphoria one feels upon graduating from university or college. Short-felt elation, which disapates upon realizing you now need to 1) get a real job, 2) pay off your student loans.

When she graduated my sister was totally alumniated, until my parents asked her when she was going to start paying rent.

by anniebee67 October 18, 2011

Algebrate

(verb) To substitute numbers for variables and calculate the result. Often used by geeky math or science professors.

See plug 'n chug.

After you fill in the velocity equation with the proper values, you just put in the time for 't' and algebrate!

by That physics student September 19, 2012

Aquabrates

Vertebrates land or aquatic life that prefers, or requires water for survival.

A person whom desires swimming over land life.

Aquabrates spend over fifty percent of there life in or under water.

by Specht January 14, 2008

algibrate

The verb form of algibra. The word traces its origin to a freshman chemisry class at Purdue.

John: How much is 32 plus 84 divided by 13?

Joe: I don't know, get a calculator and algibrate it yourself.

by Wolfcastle May 13, 2005

to aluminate

wrapping aluminum foil paper around an object

To aluminate your inhaler. To aluminate your entire room.

by QDizzle May 4, 2012

alumbaleee

A state of excitement only achived through penetration of a girls rectum with a bow and arrow. Often mistaken for alumbalooo.

Girl: Ow! you shot a arrow in my ass!
James: Alumbaleee!!!!!

by foxymcallum September 13, 2009