accribitz

To increase. From the second episode of the TV show Veronica's Closet, in which a character made up the word for a press release that already used the word "increase" too many times.

I expect sales figures to accribitz in the next quarter.

accribitz by Zan December 30, 2004

acribitz 

To increase; to go up in number, volume or otherwise gain size. Coined in the television sitcom "Veronica's Closet" by character Perry Rollins (Dan Cortez) when attempting to use another word for 'increase' because he has so frequently used 'increase' to describe push-up bras in various advertisements he writes. In the context of the show, the main character Veronica challenges the legitimacy of the word; but it ultimately ends up spreading so quickly that she sees it used on the evening news.

The new inflatable Veronica's Closet bra will really help to acribitz the appearance of your bust size!

Our doppler radar indicates that rainfall will dramatically acribitz over the next 24 hours.

acribitz by JamesBradford February 18, 2011

accibitionism 

When a racy picture or situation becomes just a bit racier than was actually intended, esp. when social media is involved or when the photographer/poster is unaware of the error.

e.g., a wardrobe malfunction or poor camera placement revealing nudity or risque clothing that was intended to be merely hinted at, making "sexy" or "softcore" material more explicit.

Can also refer to accidental posting of "private" explicit photographs to a public sphere, such as Facebook.

A portmanteau of "accident" and "exhibitionism."

"Rhonda's just-out-of-the-shower selfie became a case of accibitionism when she hit 'send to all' by mistake... and then realized she was wearing the towel just a little too high to completely cover herself."

accibitionism by DoubleEh October 9, 2016

acribits 

Acribits Verb: meaning to rise or be on an
Upward trend, or ascend. Past tense acribitsed. "The crowd acribitsed to
An all time
High since last year. Future tense "The stock market will acribits its way back to a Bull market following this downward trend. Present progressive tense - acribitsing. " Bill's opinion of himself is acribitsing to the conceded point of DUMBASSTUOUS behavior

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Past tense acribitsed. "The crowd acribitsed to
An all time
High since last year. Future tense "The stock market will acribits its way back to a Bull market following this downward trend. Present progressive tense - acribitsing. " Bill's opinion of himself is acribitsing to the conceded point of DUMBASSTUOUS behavior

acribits by Godivasports October 27, 2023