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Fragicate 

Verb
1. To make or become fragile
2. (of an object) damage or become damaged in such a way that it becomes fragile
3. (of a person) become or cause a person to become fragile
1. The family was fragicated after Cindy died.
2. The baseball fragicated the car's windshield after Timmy hit it.
3. Bobby doesn't really love Lauren, but he doesn't want to fragicate her or their friendship.
Fragicate by thisisausername1112 February 17, 2023
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Fragical 

A item that is Magical, but Fragile

(Word created by Peter Kenneth, the Potter Collector on YouTube)
Person A: I just bought a Harry Potter statue!

Person B: Which character?

Person A: Dobby, but be careful! He’s Fragical!

(Word created by Peter Kenneth, the Potter Collector on YouTube)
Fragical by Blockbuster Video September 6, 2020
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Fragitated 

Getiing very agitated or frustrated
God this computer is makeing me so fragitated
Fragitated by Pudgebutts July 9, 2007

fagitated 

Acting stupid or gay somewhat to a fag
Jade: Did you see kelsea and ember acting stupid last night?

Kendra: yeah, they're sooo fagitated!
fagitated by Ronnie Doich May 22, 2009

farmicate 

the act of having sex with an animal
guy 1: dude i just saw a vid of a girl that was farmicating with a horse
guy 2: dude, i love to farmicate. its the best and watching it is the hottest
guy 1: yeah brah
farmicate by nighthawk1331 July 23, 2009

faginate 

to take a person, place, or thing and add an element of over-the-top gayness to it.
Horatio's apartment is so girly-the place is completely faginated.
faginate by Horatio Hornblower December 11, 2007

Fragical 

A magical, but very fragile item.
“I just bought this Harry Potter statue! It is fragical!”
Fragical by Blockbuster Video September 6, 2020
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