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Phorbulate

Phorbulate (verb): to move or progress in a slow and deliberate manner, often with great caution and attention to detail.

This can refer to physical movement or the progression of an idea or project.

The word is derived from the Greek word "phorbos," meaning caution or carefulness, and the Latin suffix "-ulate," meaning to make or become.
"She phorbulated through the dark forest, carefully avoiding any twigs or branches that might give her away."
Phorbulate by LimmerickBoi479 April 6, 2023
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porkulate 

Fred porkulates with his fat girlfriend two time a week.
porkulate by weasel990 December 24, 2016
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porpulate 

v.:

1) To behave in a ridiculous matter due to exhaustion.

2) Silly behaviour as a result of being tired but incapable of going to sleep.

3) Being hyper because of a lack of sleep. (believed to be the result of the body breaking down any and all sugars in your system in order to keep you awake)

other uses: porpulating(adv.), porpulater(n.), porpulation(adj.)
"Woo-Hoo!!! I haven't slept in almost 3 days - I think I'm going to go marinate a wall in some syrup! And this, kids, is what it means to porpulate."

"Dude, you are porpulating mad hard - you need to go to bed."

I was caught in a state of total porpulation when it came to finals week.
porpulate by welshtaurus February 25, 2011

Pornulated 

When something is outrageously filled with poontang
Man, that site was pornulated
Pornulated by Leroydoobiesmoker September 3, 2023

Probulate 

The act of probing somebody. Usually through the rectum.

Sometimes performed with a probluator.
Aliens tend to probulate hicks for knowledge about the human rectum.
Probulate by Desert Eagle Bob August 11, 2004
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So Joe where are you taking the kids for spring break vacation? We are going on an oblication to Boca to visit my mother-in-law.
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