Obstigate
Obstigate by Chi_Zencrackers May 29, 2018
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Obstinate
1. Stubborn: Determined not to agree with other people's wishes or accept their suggestions.
2. Refusing to change: Unwilling to change or give up something such as an idea or attitude.
3. Difficult to control, get rid of, solve, or cure.
2. Refusing to change: Unwilling to change or give up something such as an idea or attitude.
3. Difficult to control, get rid of, solve, or cure.
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ostigate
1. To experience discomfort or illness as a result of overindulgence or overexposure to something or someone. Usually pertains to overindulgence of sweet or fattening foods, but could also apply to a person.
1. Michelle was completely ostigated after eating a whole pack of gummy bears in the movie theatre.
2. John's presence is totally ostigating me; his aura is just so overwhelming.
2. John's presence is totally ostigating me; his aura is just so overwhelming.
ostigate by SCOTTinScotland November 8, 2005
Legally Obligated
Legally Obligated by Ubeenbamboozledson August 2, 2020
Facebook obligate friend
When you get a friend request on facebook and for whatever reason you feel obligated or feel it necessary to accept their request even though you would prefer not to.
See facebook friend snare
See facebook friend snare
I didn't much like Lisa when we worked on the fundraiser together and now she put in a friend request to me on Facebook. I wouldn't have accepted it but she is so well connected in the community I think it would be a mistake to ignore it. I grouped her under what she is--a Facebook obligate friend.
Facebook obligate friend by CLS CU April 7, 2010
obsinate
obsinate by Donalddickdickdick November 24, 2021
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