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RAPEKILL 

-verb
1. to completely and utterly destroy something or someone
2. to rape and then subsequently kill something or someone
3. to kill and the subsequently rape something or someone

Note: This word can only be used in ALL CAPS. The word "rapekill" has no meaning. One must speak this word with confidence at an elevated tone of voice or the effectiveness will be rendered null.
1. Wow, Alex totally RAPEKILLED his chances with Allison with that comment he made last night
2. Eric had fun RAPEKILLING Heather last night. First he raped her, then he killed her.
3. Eric had fun RAPEKILLING Beverly last night. First he killed her, then he raped her.
RAPEKILL by DBart March 9, 2009
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RapeVille 

Like it's cousins, "MurderTown" and "Aggravated Assault-Burg", RapeVille is named for the crime most likely to be committed within its limits. The term can also be used to describe a particular neighborhood within a city where said crime might be likely to occur.
That lower block of Taylor Ave. by the University of Scranton is now known as 'RapeVille' instead of 'Coke City'. You should probably stay away from there. You can still get your coke...just head over to Vine Street."
RapeVille by Messes C. July 9, 2010

Ravekill 

anyone or anything who intentionally or unintentionally ruins another person's "roll" or prevents them from having a good time at a rave or some type of music festival.

The complete opposite of the meaning of the term P.L.U.R. (Peace, Love Unity Respect).
"That 15 year old girl wearing furry boots and fish nets that kept dancing obnoxiously around in my personal space while I tried to listen to the massive bass was a complete ravekill."

"Whoever pulled the fire alarm at Beyond Wonderland, was a total ravekill."
Ravekill by ravepest August 27, 2011
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