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Pronunciation: flux-ate

To vent one's emotional baggage in a deep and meaningful conversation (intoxication normally initiates 'fluxating').
Example 1: Jim felt the urge to fluxate with Bob.

Example 2: A pissed minda began fluxating to other women in the ladies toilets.
Fluxate by Neon_glub August 16, 2014
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A combination of fucked up and frustrated, indicating total ineptitude, dysfunction, and chaos. It can include a hyphenated prefix modifier to make it more specific.
This month's cashflow is deadbeat-fuxated!
The entire check out line at the grocery was fuxated when the computers went out; so I left my stuff and just went home.
Fuxated by Normalblvd September 4, 2012

Flixated 

adj; the state of obsessively watching many or all episodes of one show on Netflix in a row; often for an elongated period of time.

noun form: flixation
Dude, I haven't ate, slept, or seen any of my friends in a week, I'm way too flixated on this show.

I just watched every episode of every season of Weeds in a row, talk about an acute flixation...
Flixated by King Arthur 277 March 8, 2011

fluxuated-capacitation 

hey man im feeling a little like fluxuated-capacitation.
yea me too bruvva.

wanna go find one?
The act of flexing in a way to truly bend
I live to flexate in the morning
flexate by joeynocs April 13, 2017

Flexateslian

A liberal who cares a lot about politics, except when it comes to Tesla-ownership.
Catherine wants to leave Florida because it’s just too conservative, but she could never imagine driving anything but her Tesla; she’s a flexateslian.
Flexateslian by Plumsgalore December 26, 2024
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I had a trucker's tan after driving for 10 straight hours on a sunny day.
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Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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