Falienate

To both Fail, and Alienate your friends and peers at the same time.

Fail + Alienate = Falienate.

"Dude, I shit my pants in class yesterday... Needless to say I faliented all of my friends".

"There's nothing quite better than a good falienation in a public area".

"I try to falienate my friends at least once per week, usually involving exercise balls and a video camera".

Falienate by Jawful May 1, 2011

faliene 

A stylish girl who is fun to be around. Often a young lady with uncontrollable brunette hair. Once you know Faliene, you'll never forget her. She is the type you fall easily in love with, and will never fall out of love with her. Every boy wants her, but is too afraid to talk to her. She has few friends, but they are all so very loyal to her.

Very festive and once you are friends with her, she gets a bit freaky. But Faliene is easily loved.

Man, I wish I was like Faliene! She's smokin'!

faliene by Katie Grahams November 29, 2014

alienated 

The feeling of being uncomfortable, withdrawn or estranged.

Sometimes, we all feel alienated.

alienated by SuperSonicX June 11, 2006

Palienate 

Verb, (Political Slang) To nominate a Vice-Presidential candidate who initially appears to balance the electoral ticket, but ends up attracting only the most rabid and vociferous supporters from the other side of the party, thus ensuring you will lose your chance at the Presidency.

Guy1:"What did you think of Joe Biden as the VP choice?"
Guy2:" Well, I thought he was going to palienate the Right-wing Democrats with his pro-union schtick, but on the whole, looks like he's nailed it."

Palienate by UncleDes March 2, 2009

faliciate

The act, noun, and, or, to nominate artificial technical spectacles.

I faliciate.

faliciate by Doktor rick November 14, 2013

falgunate

A medical term of art for an action resulting in a highly pleasurable outcome.

That made me falgunate all over myself.

falgunate by pdavison January 9, 2021

Alienate

To make indifferent or hostile.

Ana: The truth of the matter is that by their words and actions, they've all managed to alienate me from them.

He said and did everything possible to alienate her because it was only a reluctantship (see Urban Dictionary Definition) on his part.

The intentional and extreme cruelty, controlling and manipulative conduct with no remorse was a clear sign of Psychopathy, something she was all too familiar with and so, it served only to alienate her. She knows that true love involves complete respect, trust, honesty, loyalty, kindness, gratitude, understanding and patience and comes with a sense of security and PEACE.

Alienate by Goddess12* December 20, 2013