by Diggity Monkeez April 2, 2005
A merging of the words "pronounce" and "enunciate" that emphasizes the gist of each's meaning. Basically, it means to speak more clearly.
I can't hear what you're saying. Pronunciate! And I don't need a dictionary, if that's what I think you said.
by G. Thomas April 15, 2008
An example of pronunciation is
Apparently (uh peh ruhnt lee)
Whatever (Wuht eh vr)
Typing (Tie Peeng)
PNG (Pee en jee)
Apparently (uh peh ruhnt lee)
Whatever (Wuht eh vr)
Typing (Tie Peeng)
PNG (Pee en jee)
by Radin Happier July 29, 2022
by Massthundercock January 29, 2019
To pronounce your words carefully, and with meaning.
Not to be confused with enunciate. Do not let people fool you when they say "Hey! That isn't a word!"
On the contrary, pronunciate IS a word and forever SHALL be a word no matter what they say.
Not to be confused with enunciate. Do not let people fool you when they say "Hey! That isn't a word!"
On the contrary, pronunciate IS a word and forever SHALL be a word no matter what they say.
"Bob, please pronunciate your words! I can't understand a single thing you are saying because you are mumbling!"
by Kiva The Black Power Ranger June 18, 2008
the act of pronouncing
It was pronunciating it wrong on google translate, so we added a few things to mayke it sound like the translater was thinking and the "well" was more pronounced as a sigh.
by waynelinazn September 24, 2013
(verb) a combonation of the words pronounce and enunciate, when someone uses improper sounds and clarity of speech when talking. A drunk will probably have a difficult time prenunciating correctly.
drunk: "Heyaa git mea somor byer!" ::belch::
bartender: "I'm sorry could you repeat that sir?"
customer: "I think he wants a refill."
customer #2: "I can never pronunciate right when I'm drunk either."
bartender: "I'm sorry could you repeat that sir?"
customer: "I think he wants a refill."
customer #2: "I can never pronunciate right when I'm drunk either."
by _Alicia December 24, 2005