Editate

The act of making an update edit - or changing information that was previously made incompletely or incorrectly.

officer to dispatcher: Will you please editate that report?

by scannerjunkie October 29, 2010

Edicate

Edicate is when you're not edumacated enough to spell etiquette!

Not only is this poor edicate, it is also a breach of protocol.

by Rog Ebert April 3, 2009

Editation

An Editation is like editing in that it involves something being changed. However, when editing it does not imply editing a whole thing, whereas an Editation does.

Steve: I've just finished the seventh Editation of my novel! If my agent makes me do one more Editation...
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Agent: Sorry Steve, I still can't find anyone willing to publish this. Time for your eighth Editation...

by PayUpThenMummy July 9, 2012

Editating

An edit that comes to mind whilst the mind has reached a point of relaxation, arising from prolonged and regular meditation.

"I was meditating and started thinking critically about the theory of relativity the other day, and I began a period of editating that theory, or a period of editation."

by DharmaBabe and Qi_Dzi_Py November 18, 2011

ebitate

To evaluate, edit, and distribute any oral or written material.

Be sure to use research before you ebitate your newsletter/presentation.
The teacher said, "Class, please begin ebitating your assignment."

by The Cranks May 9, 2018

exitate

Hesitating while getting one's bearings upon exiting an elevator, escalator, or other conveyance, causing gridlock for the people behind.

I hate daytrippers who exitate when they get off the train. Move to one side and figure out where you're going!

by Zhou Schmo July 22, 2007

edittere

Someone who submits their friend's or enemy's names in urban dictionary as something inherantly negative or positive. Does this to make them look bad or good, but ends up doing nothing.

my god, an edittere submitted "caroline". keep out!

by dummyville September 6, 2019