Inudated 

When you're so busy you start dropping letters from words so you can say what you need to say quick and move on to the next thing.

James: Yo Rick you talked to Bill recently?
Rich: That boy is crazy busy. He so inudated sometimes I can't understand a word he's saying.

Inudated by anonymous July 1, 2021

indated 

The opposite of outdated
When something is too advanced

Employee: Hi, welcome to Apple! How may i help you?
Person: My phone seems to be indated and apps aren't compatible

indated by L.D Moore July 31, 2021

inundated 

flooded with romantic dinner cancellations

When Cecily arrived home she discovered to her horror that her answering machine had been inundated.

inundated by Juanita K July 26, 2009

Inundated 

Floodingly wet

While walking to the store to buy condoms, I stepped in a puddle and my shoes became completely inundated.

Inundated by stickynikki69 January 24, 2016

inuated 

(IN-yoo-ate-ed) deformed, mutilated.
Also used to describe a person who is sick or sore.
Often used with the modifier "all".

1)The quiche looked fine until it was dropped on the floor, making it all inuated.
2)Yesterday he fell off his bike, so today he is all inuated, or maybe just his leg is inuated.
3)"How are you feeling?"
"I have the Flu; I'm all inuated."

inuated by [e-mail] August 25, 2006

inuated 

(IN-yoo-ate-ed) deformed, mutilated

The quiche looked fine until it was dropped on the floor, making it inuated.

inuated by www.kathrinepiper.com August 21, 2006