Siplicate

Siplicate

\Sip"li*cate\, a. Pref. si- + plicate.

The act of simplifying a process or function by removing unnecessary or over complex aspects.

To reduce the overall complexity involved.

"We can expect to see an increase in efficiency if siplicate the processes involved in manufacturing."

by Brian Flynn November 16, 2007

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Simplicated

For all the things in life that should be simple but are complicated. (ie: relationships, emotions, ice cream, Reddit)

Him: Hey, how’s nursing school going?
Her: it’s simplicated. Ever heard of a syndrome where ice cream tastes like blue cheese?

by ElboiCoco April 21, 2021

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spiflicate

a light-hearted term for punishment (generally of a child), where that punishment is not intended to be carried out

"If you don't stop pushing your carrot sticks up your nose, Johnny, I'm going to spiflicate you"

by Deborah March 30, 2005

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simplicated

Something that is simple and complicated at the same time.

Fractals are simplicated. They are easy to generate and enjoy. The are generated by a complicated process that few fractal artists fully understand.

by Dzeni February 14, 2005

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Spiflicate

1. To deal with someone violently and thoroughly, causing irreversable damage.

2. Used as an empty threat for children.

1.
Person 1: "Yo mang, I'm gunna pull you's vocal chords out of yo trap and strangle you wit dem."
Person 2: "Try it and I'll spiflicate you."
Person 3: "Ooooooooh!!!"

2.
Looking back on her childhood, Billy-Jo realized she had been silly to live in fear and terror of the often promised 'spiflication' at the hands of her stepfather.

by Paul Ensom October 9, 2005

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