The Homerized version of educate. Other examples include Gradumacation, Saxamophone, Trampampoline and Translamacation
"Can you edumacate me in the ways of the saxamophone?"
"Let me translamacate it for you while we play on the trampampoline"
"Let me translamacate it for you while we play on the trampampoline"
by Stitch Groover June 12, 2005
A form of educate meaning to educate the ignorant in particular, a very word in southern michigan and used in other locations internationally.
kid 1: "the movie madagascar is based on a fake place"
kid 2: "no its real"
kid 3: "yeah look at the map its real"
kid 2: "dude you just got edumacated"
kid 2: "no its real"
kid 3: "yeah look at the map its real"
kid 2: "dude you just got edumacated"
by P. I. G. August 12, 2011
by AYB March 19, 2003
by farren June 11, 2005
Used to refer to an education that someone received at a crappy school, or a lack of education all together.
I received my edumacation at Willits High School.
by zanny May 27, 2004
The term used commonly to poke fun at someone who has made either a spelling or gramatical error whilst trying to appear as a person of intelligence. This is emphasised with the intentional mispronounciation of the word "educated".
Sarah: "I really hope they make an inception for me, seeing as how I'm new to this."
Luke: "It's exception idiot. Damn, I can tell that you've been well edumacated.
Luke: "It's exception idiot. Damn, I can tell that you've been well edumacated.
by LoopholeTT June 21, 2009