Rektifier
Person 1: Prepare to get #rektified m8! For I am the rektifier! xDD
Person 2: WTF does that even mean??
Person 2: WTF does that even mean??
Rektifier by Xx_The precocious kid_xX June 8, 2015
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Rektified
Bob just got rektified by Amy
His fault for pissing her off.
He sat there frozen for like twenty minutes.
His fault for pissing her off.
He sat there frozen for like twenty minutes.
Rektified by Leapyearbabeh March 17, 2016
Rectifier
The inverse of the very popular and entertaining Shocker. e.g. 2 in the stink, 1 in the pink; two in the ass one in the grass; two in the butt one in the slut; two in the boot, one in the koot; goin to town with two in the brown, etc.
Rectifier by Joe Rectifier June 18, 2003
Rectifier
Rectifier by voluptuous October 8, 2008
rectified
rectified by Grace Dorsey November 10, 2007
rectifier
when the process of recting goes wrong (usualy concerned with rookies). the rectifier must then step in to control the situation and rectify the runt. essentialy, the rectifier rectifies a careless rect of a runt so that it is runtable.
rektified
Being penetrated up the arse
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