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eduventure

when when we blew up the tower and learnt to not stand under exploding things it was such an eduventure
eduventure by alyssmilly April 9, 2012
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edventurer

(n) 1. One who seeks knowledge through unusual or exciting experiences. 2. A student at the University of Hawaii at Hilo.
As an active edventurer, Sunny dove into the ocean, grid in hand, to collect data about the coral at Honaunau Bay.
edventurer by gohilo September 3, 2010
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Edventure 

Verb. : To undertake an unfamiliar task during which one learns a great deal about the subject matter.
You: I am installing Linux Server so I can administer my own websites...

Friend: Are you crazy? I heard that it is a real pain in the a**!

You: Probably, but it is going to be a real Edventure!
Edventure by Anon9453 September 2, 2010
An adventure while under the influence of ecstasy.
While we were rolling we wanted to walk around, and before we knew it we were on an eventure.
eventure by djh712 February 17, 2009

edventure 

(n) 1. An unusual or exciting educational experience.
The students embarked on quite an edventure to monitor the recent lava flow coming from the Kilauea Volcano.
edventure by gohilo September 3, 2010
An entrepreneurs adventure. To start or to venture into a new initiative. Only an entrepreneur can enventure.
I will enventure to develop a new product to address that market segment.

He enventured to show up.
Enventure by OOG#1 March 18, 2020

Eatventure 

A free mobile game that doesn't shove ads down your throat 24/7

Ads only play when you want boosts or whatever.

The game is basically you own a mcdonalds or candy shop or whatever and you must upgrade stations and hire people and expand your empire
Eatventure is a fun game
Eatventure by FlabbyPancakeSause March 28, 2023
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endwarfins

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Endwarfins aren't just a Snow White thing — I get the same hit off the Lollipop Guild in Oz.
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“Did you see that caillou over there? His head is reflecting the sun like a disco ball.”
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