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murdilate
murdilate by Baronbloodbath October 9, 2013
Murdalate
The melding of the two words "Murder" and "Annihilate"
To destroy, decimate, maim, or obliterate completely.
used as a phrase to express the strong desire to release all anger on one focal point.
also used to express displeasure.
To destroy, decimate, maim, or obliterate completely.
used as a phrase to express the strong desire to release all anger on one focal point.
also used to express displeasure.
I want to Murdalate my coworkers for being so dumb
I got muralated at work today
I swear if I ever see him again i murdalate him.
I got muralated at work today
I swear if I ever see him again i murdalate him.
Murdalate by DakotaMaybe June 13, 2013
Moskulate
1. to hit or strike very hard, as a golf ball
2. to beat another competitor/athlete/team by a large margin
2. to beat another competitor/athlete/team by a large margin
Moskulate by Pat O'Neil February 24, 2009
Murkculated
To be murked; Just got did ; to be beaten up; to be a loser; to have just lost,
also: murkculatin
murkculating
murkculation
also: murkculatin
murkculating
murkculation
Murkculated by Mr.$$$ March 4, 2009
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