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fladulated 

Intoxicated to the point of making an arse of yourself.
Joe and I got so fladulated last night. I'm gonna get so fladulated at Wayno's BBQ.
fladulated by grabbelsdorf November 7, 2014

Flatulated 

Definition 1: Flatulated is flatulence in the past tense. It is the passing of gas from one's anus. It is the brief period after a minor explosion happens between one's legs.

Definition 2: Flatulated is a childishly gross and obscene "Cult Classic" death metal band from San Antonio, TX. Flatulated combines old school death metal with traditional song writing and well thought out lyrics in a disgusting story telling fashion.
Example 1: "Dude, I totally flatulated in your face. Did you smell that?"

Example 2: Dude 1; "Dude, Flatulated totally freaking rules! I'm like totally their biggest fan" Dude 2; "Like OMG, Me too dude, they're my favorite band!"
Flatulated by Flatulated Phil October 2, 2010

flangulate 

verb: to raise your hips to precisely the height required to queef directly into your partner's face while they perform cunnilingus
"i tried to make it up to her by going down on her but i realised she was trying to flangulate. not cool... NOT COOL."
flangulate by gashtag November 8, 2013

fongulated 

This is fongulated.
fongulated by meat20 December 11, 2009

fladulated 

Intoxicated to the point of making an arse of yourself.
Joe and I got so fladulated last night. I'm gonna get so fladulated at Wayno's BBQ.
fladulated by grabbelsdorf November 7, 2014

Flatulated 

To expel digestive gasses through the rectum (bootyhole)
Dude, I flatulated in her eye when she was tossing my salad
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