Collaborfee 

Your cost to collaborate with someone else.

Before we work together, please pay my collaborfee of $50.

Collaborfee by Billl Adams January 6, 2022

collaborate 

To work together.

To create a truly successful movie, the director, writers, actors, and many others must collaborate closely.

collaborate by Larstait November 10, 2003

collaborater 

1. To be a person who has a prediliction for cheese, eats snails, Likes the bottoms of large, leather clad, German gentlemen (Yes I know it all happened sixty odd years ago, but it's still fun to take the piss out of them!). And responds to danger with a gravity defying upswing of the arms that is so rapid, that small avian flu laden creatures have been propelled across the English (that's ENGLISH, not 'le sodding Mange') Channel by their actions.
2. To be a fully integrated member of the European Economic Community, or whatever the Frogs and Krauts are calling it these days.
3. To be bufoniform,from Bedford and work for a French Bank.

Man in Park: "Is that a cheese eating surrender monkey over there doing aerobics?"
Second Man: "No, I think that's just a Bedford collaborater copying them!"

collaborater by SaRiN STePPeNWoLFe September 2, 2006

Collaborate 

Share your booze with your friends

Bonnie collaborated with Elizabeth by sharing her bourbon. It made the coffee much yummier

Collaborate by PookieGalore October 4, 2015

Collaborate 

When two artists mutually agree upon a project to work on together, thereby synthesizing their respective talents for the creation of something greater than the simple of their parts.

It should be noted that in most cases, however - the something greater just turns out to be sex.

"Hey wanna collaborate? I live in Dallas but I'd totally come over there to work on something"
"Yea ok!"

Collaborate by FiftyShades December 14, 2013

Collaborate 

A term used in Northern Ireland by the ironically-named Democratic Unionist Party when they intend on using the controversial Petition of Concern to block democratic decisions they don’t like made by the cross-party Executive.

Traditionally defined as “working together” to every other person on the planet. However, if spoken by a member DUP it means the complete opposite.

“If the Executive make any attempt to push for life saving legislation we don’t agree with, we will collaborate.”

Collaborate by Peter Robinson November 18, 2020

Collaborate 

To technically execute an arts project thought up by an "artist" with no technical skills.

Do you know any digital video artists in Sydney town that i could collaborate with, I do have an idea working with fishing nets and attaching a go pro on a dancers head as they move through a constructed net environment in a studio space.

Collaborate by Mr N/A September 19, 2013