Fraudulated

past tense to have been in the act of fraud

Person 1: man some guy put me in identity fraud yesterday
Person 2: aw man you were fraudulated?

by kms :) January 5, 2022

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.

by grabbelsdorf November 7, 2014

Fraudulation

The act of commiting fraud. Most often used when trying to avoid work.

Nick says he has a sales call, but you know hes full of it, its complete fraudulation.

by E.O.D. June 8, 2009

Fraudulate

To actively create and maintain an untrue, or fraudulent, situation so as to achieve widespread misunderstanding, especially the creating of a belief in something that isn't true and doesn't exist, and also, that certain events are evidence of its existence.

The Ukraine fraudulation followed similarly along the same lines as its predecessor, Russian Collusion. It was easy to fraudulate amongst people who assumed you were telling the truth, and wanted you to be telling the truth.

by Wendy S. October 6, 2019

Fraudulate

Verb.

fraud-u-lates, fraud-u-lat-ed.

Relating to fraud, specifically to be a victim, or perpetrator of fraud.

"He uses a skimmer to fraudulate credit card information."

"My bank account was fraudulated."

by Sludge54 July 12, 2021

fraudulate

other tenses; fraudulating, fraudulation, fraudulated
can mean whatever you want it to mean, could be literally anything
MUST BE MISCHIEVOUS

*two guys at a cafe, man one is done with his food but still hungry but man two hasn't even begun!!!!!!!!!*
man one to man two "you better watch out, if you don't start eating that I'm gunna fraudulate it"

by blleb July 9, 2024

Faudulate

Messed up. Incorrect. Cannot be understood. Has bad growth on the food. Taste is bad. A bad process. In need of organization.

The bread is so old its faudulated.
The process of getting a drivers license is faudulated.

by Peter Rau February 7, 2005