Delucidate

vb., transitive. To make confusing; to remove clarity from a concept so as to make it hard to understand.

Instead of elucidating the definition of delucidate, I just delucidated it.

by LittleTanBatman February 15, 2013

deluminate

The opposite of illuminate.

To dim or "turn down" (as in lighting)

The room was too bright, so Jodi asked me to deluminate it.

by Reverend Sir Dope E. Fresh August 11, 2003

elucidate

make clear, explain

Despite his best efforts to elucidate the math problem to his friend, his friend still did not understand it.

by 1210k April 8, 2015

Delucination

Something that just isn't real

-"It was all just a delucination."

by iblamethelaptop May 27, 2016

selucidate

it's a combination of the words seduce and hallucinate. and it occurs when you're so drunk/high that you start to love something that you normally wouldn't.

girl 1: "Why is Mary hitting on that really annoying guy?"

girls 2: "She's had a lot to drink... she's totally selucidated with him!"

by Kate and Joel May 13, 2007

elucidate

elaborate...

originated from the demented mind of an ithaca graduate from rhode island.

Juan: You remember that night with Maria when she did those things...
Enrique: Nah, could you elucidate?
Juan: tato.

by Chulo August 16, 2004

Deucimated

What you were unlucky enough to walk into when overcome by the urge to shit away from home. Sure enough, the only toilet has already been totally desecrated by some lard ass buffet munching slob and is covered in this guys ass sweat and/or splatter art.

"Do NOT go in there. Someone totally deucimated that bathroom!!

by TheFordGuy October 1, 2011