corrobberate

Refers to where Person A bribes Person B to falsely confess that he stole something from Person C, when in fact Person A swiped it himself. Since Person B is already a convicted thief, though, Person C will hopefully believe Person's B's bogus assertion without question, and never suspect Person A of being the true culprit in that particular crime.

Being self-employed as a corrobberater can sometimes net you a fairly tidy income with comparatively little effort --- all you hafta do is take da rap for other people's larceny --- but it can get a bit tedious passing through da system's "revolving door" every few months.

by QuacksO July 6, 2018

corroberations

partners in crime; mutiple larcenies committed by the same criminal.

The police are investigation two corroberations that occurred last night at about 11 p.m.

by Melquíades August 5, 2008

corroborate

A word outlawed by the PCAOB due to its offensive nature. The PCAOB deemed that this word possesses a serious threat to the auditing community.

A word created by accountants to signify that a statement, through supporting evidence, is correct. Only evidence that supports the statement should be considered. Findings that contradict the statement should be disregarded as additional work may be required. Trust the source and verify only those items that support the statement. Thinking is not required, and is even discouraged, during this process.

Manager: You verify the new figures from that individual?

Subordinate: Hell yeah! Jermaine helped me corroborate that shit.

by Authorized Project November 20, 2013

Corroborated

A good for nothing chupacabra Mexican

" That dude is a corroborated through and through. "

by Lamalover2005 August 27, 2023