PERKOLATE

The period of time before laying down a serious stink for anyone in who would walk within 20 feet of the bathroom at work.

Dee perkolated some serious funk this morning because I don't have to leave my cubicle to smell it.

by alohaman January 15, 2008

jerkolater

The act of receiving a ferocious handjob preferably with lotion while taping the end of the penis shut with duct tape (must be secured very tightly) until ejaculation has been reached. Pause for 1 minute and watch as the goo oozes out.

While moving some boxes, Kelly decided to give me a jerkolater with grape jelly and and some packing tape.

by Raw_dogging_and_bailing July 12, 2006

percolating

it dont matter how the fuck u use the word that shit percolating

damn my shit percolating

by bigmackswell February 15, 2018

Perkinater

A superhero that charges your mobile phone when it's low on battery!

Damsel in Distress - Oh no, my mobile phone battery has died!

Perkinater - Don't worry ma'am, I'll help you (Perkinater then charges phone with his special powers)

by The Perkinater February 28, 2013

Percolation

Drunk as hell. A person does not percolate or become percolated. Instead, they reach the point of a drunken stupor and are "on percolation."

Woke up in the morning on percolation..." E-40, "Smebbin

by Tre Dizzle June 9, 2011

percolator

a popular dance that no party is complete without. in order to percolate, you must rapidly gyrate your legs in time with the music, as well as pop your booty. kamel mcmillan of NCCU is considered to be the foremost authority on percolation.

it's time for the percolator, it's time for the percolator... pop pop pop pop pop pop pop

by Carlos Fuentes July 12, 2006

periclated

Function: adjective
Etymology: pseaudo-Latin periclatus, from past participle of Xavierescense grow old, become disused, perhaps from ob- toward + solEre to be accustomed.

1 a : no longer in use or no longer useful b : of a kind or style no longer current : OLD-FASHIONED
2 of a plant or animal part : indistinct or imperfect as compared with a corresponding part in related organisms :

1) These clothes are periclated.
2) That mullet is periclated.

by Xavier (Professor X) Rustom May 15, 2005