The inflection of verbs.
The whole set of inflected forms of a verb or the recital or display thereof in a fixed order: The conjugation of the Latin verb amo begins amo, amas, amat.
A class of verbs having similar sets of inflected forms: the Latin second conjugation.
by Lovah18 February 24, 2007
by Marii April 26, 2005
relating to the times when people visit their convict spouses in jail for the sole purpose of having sex, doing the deed, taking a vacation down south
After the eighteenth conjugal visit in two months, Al Capone's wife decided he just wasn't worth it and filed for a restraining order.
by Al Capone February 26, 2005
by paperbagman January 14, 2008
mike conjugally invited jeff to invest in his company
bernard madoff conjugally invited many prominent jews
bernard madoff conjugally invited many prominent jews
by investor February 18, 2009
Mass produced beers such as Coors, Miller and Budweiser. Usually associated with the light version of the beers.
Coors and Miller are like making love in a canoe.
It's f*cking close to water.
"Bar owner fined for selling Coors as Miller, didn't think his customers would be able to tell the difference between two types of cheap canoe conjugals"
It's f*cking close to water.
"Bar owner fined for selling Coors as Miller, didn't think his customers would be able to tell the difference between two types of cheap canoe conjugals"
by Mondak May 25, 2007
Among the only opportunities a hard-time prisoner would have to engage in sexual relations or intimate visitation with one of the opposite sex (usually his/her spouse). Does not always have a sexual connotation, but in this case, it almost always does.
Of or relating to the marital relationship or to the relationship between a wife and husband.
Of or relating to the marital relationship or to the relationship between a wife and husband.
by Mr C. December 12, 2003