Aquiviate

Verb

1. Reflect the idea of
2. Pertain to

Example: I feel that your comment does not aquiviate the post in the matter that it should.

by TheFurey November 11, 2012

aquimilated

A term coined by infamous YouTuber RiceGum.

To aquimilate is to receive a large quantity of an object. This can be of monetary or materialistic value.

Bryan Aquimilated a lot of money.

by DMafterDM October 12, 2017

Aquariate

The act of traveling over water during a trip with friends, preferably with an aquatic car.

"Let's go on a road trip to Slovakia!"
"All right. We can drive to Alaska and just aquariate over to Russia!"

by Teflontuxedo August 22, 2009

Aquinite

A term used to identify someone who is a student and/or fanatic believer in the philosophy of Aquinas Academy, a poorly-run school located in Bear, DE. Often used as an insult or a very negative term, although many students consider it a matter of pride to be called an Aquinite, these students are not known to be very bright.

"Robby is such an Aquinite."
"Are you going to the game tonight?" "Nah, I heard there are going to be lots of Aquinites there."

by 'Triq February 28, 2005

abliviated

drunk ass fuck, doesn't remember jack shit from the night before. Acting dumb ass fuck!

I was so abliviated last night, i don't remember shit. hahaha!

by drunkie102 November 21, 2009

aquiriations

collective noun. (N. American 21st century) 1. What one has aquired.

WL: I have an X-BOX controller in my aquiriations.

BG: Aquiriations??

by WL December 29, 2003

ativiate

v. mid-21st century English (American),
synonym for activate

I deactiviated the state of Rhode Island in Herget's locator.

by Man Whore April 5, 2004