burninate

To kill it with fire.

The flamethrower will burninate all the stands between me and victory

by Null Windhunter January 15, 2008

Burnination

The burning remains or area left after an act of burninating (v). Usually referred to with the actions of a Trogdor. See Dragon.

then Trodgor Smote the Kerrek, and all was lain to burnination.

by Ferret June 6, 2003

Burninating

1) The process of burning totally and completely.
2) The process of smoking marijuana. This euphemistic term is derived from the legendary Trogdor the Burninator, who is renowned for burninating (see def. 1) peasants, thatched roofed cottages, and the countryside in general. This terminology was added to the lexicon by the Trogdangle; a secret organization of potheads based at Cornell University.

1) Trogdor is burninating the ancient home of the Kerreck.
2) Dude, do you want to go burninate?

by Trogdangle April 26, 2003

Burninate

v. burninated, burninating, burninates
1: To completely and utterly destroy by fire.

1: The entire forest was burninated due to one careless campfire.

by Marshall Finch January 6, 2006

burnination

The action performed by the great Trogdor on the countryside, peasants, people, and THATCHED ROOF COTTAGES!

Who's going to pay for the repairs with all this burnination going on?

by Crys February 18, 2003

Burnination

the act of burninating

burninating the country side, peasents and cottages.

by Alisha August 1, 2003

burninate

to set fire to something (usually peasants, thatch-roofed cottages and/or knights)

Trogdor burninates the countryside.

by Nico Robin July 30, 2003