placate 

To destroy in a demotic, venery, hyetal manner.

I just placated the villagers. They're quite unhappy now.

placate by Steve the Dead November 28, 2004

Placteria 

mix of plaque and bacteria, defined as food stuck on your teeth that cause bad breath

Todd had some bad placteria the other night and he wouldnt even accept a tic-tac.

Placteria by Stanley Vegas October 25, 2009

Placiate 

Placiate

pley-see-eyt

verb (used with object), ciated, ciating.

to appease or pacify, esp. by concessions or conciliatory gestures: to placiate an outraged citizenry. Synonymous with 'placate', but mispronounced by a hilariously opinionated and outrageously misinformed hipster in a viral video screed.

"Yo, my dope-fresh lid, Bettie Page wife-beater, and Tarantino-esque harangue against media culture and 'fat people' is some enlightened shit, yo, meant to reveal that all ya'll sheep is just bein' PLACIATED by the powers that be. ON THE REALS!"

Placiate by c_tizzie September 1, 2009

Placation 

The act of traveling to another country to placate yourself by allowing women to think you will take them away from their horrible environment to the point they appease you with complete disregard to their morals.

I'm gonna go on a placation, where hot thailandese bitches shower me with gifts to take them to the mecca that is America.

Placation by JimCanSuckMyBalls June 11, 2004

Placake

To placate someone with cake.

She was really angry but I placaked her with a battenburg.

Placake by gerbilwrangler May 14, 2015

placatory 

The attempt to avoid, or somewhat reduce someone's anger

- The tone of the letter was placatory

- Anna raises a placatory hand, wincing as she does so at the volume of Lavinia's yells

placatory by emcardle_660 January 24, 2014

Planate 

1) Having a flattened surface
2) A plane in two dimensional space

"Poor planate head over here got his head run over by his car when he was working on it."

Planate by McHesp March 26, 2017