Resegrate 

When you've had enough of life's continuous struggles and life become repetitive and mundane. Resergrate is when you're financially stable enough to go into work and tell them confidently and gracefully that you don't need their job to survive and you're way too superior to put up with their systematic agendas. In other words resegrate means to build yourself up financially and emotionally to be able to say 'I'm not happy, I don't need this , I can walk away' and I shall do so with a smile on my face.

Secretary: 'I can't believe Lisa left, I thought she was happy here'
Wendy: 'She was, she's used to being her own boss, she didn't like answering to Vince and Marty and she was getting bored, so she resegrated'
Secretary: 'She 's lucky she can afford to do that, but others can't'.

Resegrate by Lifeis2short December 23, 2017

Reserataphobia 

The fear that you didn’t lock your car that you get just after locking it and walking away from it. From the Latin “reserata” meaning “unlocked”.

I suffer from severe reserataphobia - I relock my car at least once almost every time I park it, literally seconds after lockng it and not realizing it

Reserataphobia by anonymous June 27, 2022

relegate 

To put out in the boondocks. To assign to a lower status.

If we get caught the boss will relegate both of us to the mail room. We sorted through all the photos and Kim and Shaila's were so blurry we had to relegate them to the garbage file.

relegate by bitit December 14, 2013

Get Relegated 

When some one gets devalued or put into their place basically they just got owned

Larry: I think I can make it to the NBA
Bob: dude you just beat by a girl that is five three years younger than you. GET RELEGATED

Get Relegated by lilpereira June 5, 2009

respirate

v. type of deep breathing one does after strenuous exertion; speech is impossible, facial colour is poor, and pursuing footsteps can often be heard.

............................

I ...gotta ... respirate.

Respirate! Not now! You can respirate on the other side of that fence.

respirate by gnostic1 September 20, 2011

resignate 

verb. To force or otherwise cause the resignation of someone or something. Resignation, meaning to leave a held position, usually of some power.

Pearl Jam's song "God's Dice" (Binaural, 2000): "Resignate my will." ... "Resignate my god."

(Lyrics by Eddie Vedder).

resignate by C. A. Matthews January 23, 2007

reberated 

To be liberated. To be freed from way of thinking or living to another better one.

Reberation is liberation of the mind or lifestyle

Now i know that i feel completely reberated.

There is no reberation without education

reberated by Cosmicwatchmaker May 17, 2018