verb: To add an element so ridiculous or exaggerated to a story or argument, that all accompanying information loses credibility.
The teacher was willing to consider Little Johnny's excuse "my dogs ate my homework" until he Avenatti'd it by adding "and then they gang raped me!"
by Bob Dobbolina October 17, 2018
1) Michael called in sick to work today because he has a nasty case of Avenatti .
2) Michael has to go to the doctor to have his Avenatti lanced.
3) What the hell happened in this bathroom? It looks like someone sprayed Avenatti everywhere!
2) Michael has to go to the doctor to have his Avenatti lanced.
3) What the hell happened in this bathroom? It looks like someone sprayed Avenatti everywhere!
by Sniper-X November 12, 2018
1. to destroy or ruin (a person or people), especially on purpose; tear down; raze.
2. to put an end to; destroy; explode:
The results of his research Avenattied many theories.
3. to lay waste to; ruin utterly:
The fire Avenattied the area.
4. To make a fool of
Trump just got Avenattied by Avenatti again
2. to put an end to; destroy; explode:
The results of his research Avenattied many theories.
3. to lay waste to; ruin utterly:
The fire Avenattied the area.
4. To make a fool of
Trump just got Avenattied by Avenatti again
by YoungJ80 September 27, 2018
To rob from the poor and desperate for the purpose of purchasing outlandish luxuries for oneself. Similar to a robbinhood except that he doesn’t give his ill-gotten gains to the rich.
Yo he avenattied that bitch so hard he had a latte made out of her last can of baby formula on his private jet.
by XanShui July 30, 2021