Contabulate
Contabulate by Karma97 December 7, 2025
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constabulate
To police, or to patrol like a policeman. Back formation from constabulary and constable (Police station and policeman, in Great Britain)
The Wire, S01E07:
Omar said 'lf l was hunting Mr Bird, l would consider
the best package to be the red Dilly that's over there in Carrollton. That's if l happened to be *constabulating* like y'all.'
(Constabulating = continuous form of constabulate, an intransitive, dynamic verb)
Omar said 'lf l was hunting Mr Bird, l would consider
the best package to be the red Dilly that's over there in Carrollton. That's if l happened to be *constabulating* like y'all.'
(Constabulating = continuous form of constabulate, an intransitive, dynamic verb)
constabulate by Constabulator November 22, 2010
Related Words
Contopulate
Contopulate; when something disintegrates in different fashions and ways
other verbs include as
Contopulation
Contopulating
Contopulated
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Contopulating
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Contopulate by ElSentientWindow July 21, 2020
confobulate
confobulate by Da Longster April 2, 2008
confabulation
A word denoted to the gaps in our memory that we fill in with a plausable but yet imagined memory.
And no, it's different to a hallucination, as a confabulation can only be retrospective (hallucinations are happening at the time)
And no, it's different to a hallucination, as a confabulation can only be retrospective (hallucinations are happening at the time)
"No, that didn't really happen, George. What you have just experienced was a confabulation."
"But i swear that time in year 8 the teacher was wearing huge come fuck me boots to class..."
"But i swear that time in year 8 the teacher was wearing huge come fuck me boots to class..."
confabulation by Franga February 19, 2008
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