emisserate

To represent something or someone. It's a verb for the word emissary, which is a person sent on a mission as a representative, but this one's more inclusive in its ability to represent.

The characters in the story were used to emisserate the author, not just fictional people.

by DumbleFumble November 29, 2021

eviscerate

To roast or expose someone so hard that you "murder" a man into oblivion. you leave no bones, no flesh, nuthin'. Once this happens you must never speak of the person again. Their entire existence disappears.

Guy 1: Did you see that mah boi Etika eviscerated Princeton last night? He let all the deets out.
Guy 2: Princeton? Who?

by jbeats2 November 19, 2017

eviscerate

To remove the bowels of.

Eviscerate the proletarian!

by larstait October 12, 2003

eviscerated

1.

to remove the entrails from; disembowel
2.
to deprive of vital or essential parts:
3.
Surgery . to remove the contents of (a body organ).

to eviscerate a chicken.

The censors eviscerated the book to make it inoffensive to the leaders of the party.

by Nova99 April 16, 2014

Eviscerate

To royally hurt and maim. To deny vital parts from. The only way to die, throbbing and pouring blood from your pitiful carcass.

Anton eviscerated his stupid girlfriend and ate her intesense.

by Matthew Taylor December 17, 2003

Eviscerated

The act of removing limbs slowly and painfully.

Man RU eviscerated that bum ass Thurston football team

by follow ru_sucks October 2, 2020

Eviscerate

To blow out of proportion and exaggerate beyond reality.

Del Mar eviscerates all of his stories.

by Mikeyintern November 4, 2009