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tessellate 

1. To use multisyllabic words incorrectly without knowing their meaning.

2. To form into a mosaic pattern, as by using small squares of stone or glass.
After the image is acquired, the computer will automatically tessellate this area.
tessellate by Shaniqua December 9, 2004

tessellation 

a repetition of odd shapes over and over again to form a bigger world of crap
look a my tessellation
tessellation by ryan November 25, 2003

Tessalated 

And adjective describing anyone named Tessa, when they feel truly elated. Hence, tessalated.
"Tessa, do you feel tessalated today?"

"I'm just so tessalated right now, guys!"

"The tessalation going on in that room just blows my mind."
Tessalated by this_is_marta October 23, 2009

Tessellation 

The sexual act where the woman wears a strap-on and anally penetrates her male partner.
Dude, I found out Sally's into tessellation. I don't think my virgin asshole can take it.
Tessellation by Itsturtletime August 3, 2009

tessellater 

One who tessellates - makes mosaics with small pieces which may be tiles, pebbles, sand, uniform or irregular shaped materials, or virtual objects like pixels.
Early digital artists (as in computer game design) were tessellaters, working right at the pixel level, rather than drafting with vectors or painting with complex semi-transparent brushes or constructing 3D forms which are increasingly common.
tessellater by Old Game Design Pro August 11, 2010
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Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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