evocative

1. bringing strong images, memories, or feelings to mind
2. also, something that a TV travel host finds interesting when traveling through Europe

Be sure to drink one shot of whiskey any time he says "evocative", and two shots whenever the thing he's talking about actually is evocative.

by dreamosophical July 10, 2018

evocative

Making thoughts to your mind; visualising

The sweet scent of the boquet was evocative of the wild flowers

by Obnoxious Ostrich January 10, 2017

Evocative Papa

The Papa (or leader) of those who enjoy old-school genres, usually an artist of some kind.

Synonym: Retro Father

Ricky Summer is my favorite Evocative Papa. He really goes all out when it comes to the retrofuture style!

by Synonymynymynym January 20, 2020

Erocative

Erocative is a term coined by Jared of Sherwood Park during a camping trip to express what could not be expressed with just "erotic" or "provocative". Thus erocative was created to express that which pertains to both.

Noah: “That's so erocative.”
Jared: “Thanks babe. You’re so erocative.”

by The erocative man August 20, 2018

vocatively

relating to, characteristic of , used in calling (adv.)

The word is used vocatively.

by Hans-Joachim Baumann May 13, 2005

emovative

having a complex brain able to think of new inventions but at the same time being to lazy to do anything about it because they are emo

Dude Kevin is so emovative but all that mascara is messing up his mind.

by Vincent Flannigan June 14, 2008

Evocation

n. a powerful forced exerted from within that generates extreme energy needed to perform certain tasks

Focusing himself with evocation, John was able to lift the 16 ton bulldozer.

by Joodan August 5, 2008