obliviate

Originating from Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, Obliviate is a term meaning 'forget'. Obliviate is a memory charm, resulting in the erasure of the recipients memory. Now it is used as a verb, such as

'I obliviated my math homework at home'

by sue April 8, 2005

Obliviate

May be an accidental combination of obliterate and oblivion.

Heard on a New York City TV news report in the 1970s, after an explosion at a gas storage tank being dismantled, a worker in a hardhat told the reporter "My shack was oblivated!"

by Brooklyn Tim June 6, 2005

Obliviate

To be willfully oblivious, either through sloth, ineptitude or malice.

The refusal to fix the java home bug is another example of Sun attempting to obliviate whenever possible.

by alcaron July 15, 2011

Obliviate

to evaporate into oblivion. commonly used in american slang

ie. ''if i have to sit with those kids im going to obliviate''
or, another example: ''i failed my math test, my family is going to obliviate me''

by Justagoat March 30, 2023

obliviate

(verb) Stress relief by taking your aggressions out in a good round of Oblivion. (etymology: Oblivion + Alleviate)

cougre picks up a trout and threatens everyone with it.
reaper: Chill out cougre, before someone gets hurt.
cougre: You're right. I'd better obliviate some of this stress.
<cougre fires up Oblivion and draws his sword.>
Cobra_Girl: Whew. That was close. :)

by cougre December 25, 2008

Obliviate

A smash of obliterated and oblivion -the net result of too much alchohol consumption. Coined by Mike Oliver, drummer for Dog Fashion Disco.

Man I was SO obliviated last night after drinking that liter of Popov Vodka and gobbling 4 Xanax!

by Stephen Mears November 11, 2003

obliviate

best song ever by lovelyz yass

lovelyz: obliviate obliviate

me af: stream obliviate

by a~~~ June 8, 2021