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confiscate

to officially take something away from somebody, especially as a punishment
Their land was confiscated after the war. The teacher threatened to confiscate their phones if they kept using them in class.
confiscate by nikki41184 January 18, 2010
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confiscate

The most disgraceful thing to your human rights.
The teacher threatened to confiscate their phones if they kept using them in class.
confiscate by SmurfemeLeader May 13, 2018

Confiscate the moneys 

The act of "nutting" or ejaculating in a victims eyes and then robbing them blind.

The name is a double-entendre as you literally are "confiscating" a person's money and because it was created by a jewish man named Kahn, who loved to steal shmeckels with his eye-nut technique. Because of Kahn, the name Kahnfiscate the moneys was popularized, sadly mistyping has changed history.

A very common sign of disrespect in the 17th century, however is now resurfacing due to its use in the chorus of the song "black beatles" by Rae Sremmurd.
Black beatles in the city, be back immediately, to confiscate the moneys.

Tim: yo, Kahn. Can you buy dinner?

Kahn: sure, I just confiscated the moneys from this thicc girl.

Cockfiscate 

When an individual has their cock card for getting laid confiscated but their partner.
Jesus, I was talking to Austin and apparently Keith Cockfiscated the right to dismantle his ass. I asked Austin how he felt, and he said it was no big deal, Keith hadn’t canscaped for a while and he was getting disgusted seeing his hairy ass ass!
Cockfiscate by Tee Cee Deez March 9, 2020

confiscation 

Theft, when it is carried out by the state or by other authoritarian agents.

The pigs invented this word, which sounds fancy and official, so they can keep on pretending to be consistently against theft when really they're the biggest thieves of all.
Police confiscated (i.e. stole) sound equipment because it was used in a rave which the cops didn't like.

Confinscate 

Confinscate is the correct spelling and pronunciation of confiscate. All you chumps may think this is wrong, but it's correct.
"The teacher confinscated the drugs from the student, and then snorted the confinscated drugs."
Confinscate by Sum phuck??? February 17, 2018

Confusicated 

The action of someone/something that could confuse a person, at extreme levels.
That math lesson was so confusing, that it has me confusicated.
Confusicated by Zaenyx August 7, 2018
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