afflatuate

to arouse interest through the use of methane gases.

He was insistent that her desire for him was afflatuated since his output was pungent and frequent.

by Larry Chair November 21, 2010

Affectuate

To show someone that truely desires you how much they really mean to you, sprouting from the main root word of affection.

Men stare down at women to affectuate their dominance over her.

by Marpfart or MarpleRunescape September 19, 2010

afflatulence

A state of exhibiting an extraordinary amount of noxious gas, often triggered by consuming excessive methane-generating food (such as beans, garlic, broccoli, and cheese).

Derived from English word "afflatus" (creative impulse or inspiration), or a contraction of English words "affluent" and "flatulence."

A day after eating dozen bean-and-cheese tacos, John demonstrated his afflatulence during the staff meeting--driving most of his colleagues to rush out of the room.

by BreakingWind August 29, 2018