embarked

go on board a ship, aircraft, or other vehicle

its passengers were ready to be embarked

by PERSONWHOFORGOTEVERYTHING May 2, 2018

Embarred

'Embarred' is commonly used by those put in a position that's made them too embarrassed to correctly say embarrassed.

1.) Dannybaby stated he was 'embarred' at the discussion of sex.

by Sugarpop x November 8, 2008

embarkaded

From the Spanish Embarcar, to sell someone out in a bad way. To leave them hanging, waiting, but never show. See also to embarkaeded

That s.o.b. told me he was going to come over last night for a run in the sack, but he embarkaded me and I had to masturbate instead.

by MASIII September 14, 2007

Embarred

Inside of something solid and locked ; not easily escaped ; trapped

He sat embarred in his chambers

by KnockyRocky July 8, 2024