Tragurate

adjective portmanteau of tragic and accurate. Used in describing something which is tragically accurate.

The surveyor made the tragurate observation that most people do not dip their fries into their chocolate shake.

by Severn Bravos January 16, 2022

Trajerate

To autonomously generate a trajectory.

"The hosts have begun to trajerate, and are now killing all the guests."

"The robot trajerated all over the place."

by rmdrones December 3, 2016

tragaratas

A derogative term for a person from the Andean country of Peru. It refers to the widespread consumption of guinea pigs in that country where the dish is called cuy.

Ese pinche tragaratas es un imbecil.

by rockaias May 17, 2006

tragebrate

to celebrate tragedy.

Tragebrate is the order of the day.

by PoopsieSBM November 3, 2011

Trigyrate rhombicosidodecacycle

The dodecacycle, but upgraded in literally every way imaginable.

Juan is riding that outdated dodecacycle still? He should trying upgrading to the Trigyrate rhombicosidodecacycle soon like Sean did.

by Sheenmeister2000 December 10, 2017

traccurate

A hybrid of the words 'true' and 'accurate'. Generally used as a way to agree with someone.

person 1- "Trump's an idiot"
person 2- "traccurate"

by Potoae37 May 25, 2016

traquated

to pour the blame on something unrelated

He traquated it to get out of the blame.

by fuserslat April 24, 2025