conflagulate
conflagulate by Janie Byrken October 18, 2008
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conflatulations
conflatulations by jrky March 4, 2009
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Conflogulate
When my arms get cold, I like to conflogulate.
I don't conflogulate in public because it's inconvenient.
I don't conflogulate in public because it's inconvenient.
Conflogulate by getsome.com October 14, 2011
conflatulations
Gaseous emissions offered in appreciation or praise, usually due to a significant accomplishment on the part of the conflatulationee. Emissions may proceed from any oriface. Adjective form "conflatulatory" is also valid.
The guys at the bar offered their sincere conflatulations to Edgar after he won the chili dog eating contest.
conflatulations by Ploxis May 13, 2005
Confagulations
1. When two gay persons enter marriage and one wishes to sarcastically congratulate them
2. Sarcastic congratulation to anyone you dislike
2. Sarcastic congratulation to anyone you dislike
1. Bob: "Scott and Ted finally tied the knot."
Tim: "Well, confagulations to them..."
2. Rick: "Hey guys, I just financed a new BMW!"
Walter: "Confagulations."
Tim: "Well, confagulations to them..."
2. Rick: "Hey guys, I just financed a new BMW!"
Walter: "Confagulations."
Confagulations by Ryan D. Ellis December 22, 2008
conflaguration
My word Dr. Wolfeschlegelsteinhausenbergerdorff, your name is quite the conflaguration. I am not certain I can spell your name, let alone pronouce it correctly.
conflaguration by Ryan Bonnell January 11, 2009
conflagrate
From the word conflagration, meaning a large fire. Stealth, or code, for blazing. Pronounced Con-Flag-Great. Often used around parents or those who do not approve of smoking.
conflagrate by Conflagrater1 July 24, 2009
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