embolden 

A word used by government leaders to instill fear and justify atrocities in an effort to control the populace into voting them back into office time and time again. It is also used to justify trillions of dollars wasted on a war that should have never happened in the first place. A word that makes me angrier every time I hear it from these elected losers.

"Talking about withdrawing from Iraq will only serve to embolden our enemies."

We, the people should be emboldened enough to vote these clowns out of Washington, send them to Iraq, and let THEM fight this war they started.

embolden by gadjitfreek April 5, 2008

emboldened 

A word President George W. Bush and the media use to describe how congress encourages terrorists by not funding a futile war on Islamic Extremists.

I also understand that if the country - if the experience were to fail, radicals would be emboldened, people that had been - that can't stand America would find, you know, new ways to recruit, there would be, potentially, additional resources for them to use at their disposal. - President George W. Bush

emboldened by my name is jimi April 11, 2007

embalden 

To shave your head when you become self-conscious about your hair loss just because you think it makes you look more manly, when it doesn't!

Kent thought people kept looking at his comb-over, so he decided to embalden himself. Now he looks like an arse.

embalden by Gallacher the Horse May 23, 2007

Embolent 

A ghost of the past/like memory sort of thing. Relates to a husk.

I am an embolent of my former self.

Embolent by tinkywinky13 January 21, 2022