brackatize 

Created in 8th grade math class. To incapsulate a portion of an equation in brackets so that portion is calculated first

Hey I didn't get the right answer for #4

You just forgot to brackatize the last part

Thanks dude!

brackatize by snoobary April 25, 2010

Blackatize

To convert a non African American thing/activity into something more suitable or relatable for African Americans

I blackatized that look

Blackatize by Caffin8ted May 14, 2023

Bacatize 

v. When an individual makes more work for the rest of the group by creating a problem but never providing a solution.

Since they're gonna fire me I'm gonna bacatize them

I spent 3 hours redoing the project work because that douche bacatized us.

I'm kaesing this place and bacatizing all their gear.

Guy 1: I'm fucking over all this broken shit!
Guy 2: That sore feeling in your ass hole means you've been Bacatized.
Guy1:I thought I needed to see a doctor because that symptom has been persisting for 5 weeks now"

Bacatize by deadhours August 7, 2011

bracketise 

to be used when something needs to be put into brackets. usually in the most boring of maths lessons and occasionally occurs elsewhere. for use in the past tense, 'bracketsised'

- so how do you figure this maths question out?
- you just bracketise it.

bracketise by JimberleyCotton May 1, 2009

Barackative 

An exclusive right or privilege exercised by individuals--not necessarily politicians--who have a hidden agenda.

1) I am tired of all the politicians who think it is their Barackative to bombard us with annoying tv commercials and phone calls around the mid-term election.

2) I guess it's her Barackative to wear that slinky dress to the bar, because she'll get men to buy her drinks!

3) Whatever! It's my Barackative!

Barackative by WordWizard1 November 1, 2010

Bracketize 

To put in brackets, for use in maths or and derived subject

In order to do the calculation-3^2 on a calculator, you must bracketize -3

(-3)^2

Bracketize by Petepeterson March 23, 2021

Backative 

To create backing, buy-in, or support for an idea. Often used in a business setting.

She's having trouble getting the employees to come to the Friday afternoon lunches ... she needs to create some backative.

Backative by jerwilt1 December 30, 2007