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emphorviate 

emphorviate: a word substituted for a word that the writer is unable at the time to think of or appropriate for a definitive meaning. Common suffixes apply. Pronounced as "m4v8".

The word EMPHORVIATE was invented by me several years ago and used many times without question except for one time when used in an essay at school. When I questioned my teacher why it could not be accepted she stated that the word was not in common dictionaries and fixed in such dictionaries by their authorities. When we discussed the fact that society gives this authority and I am a member of society my teacher accepted the word by upgrading the mark she had previously had given on my essay.

Example of usage: I am sure that this above definition will be emphorviating to some readers.
I am sure that the above definition will be emphorviating to some readers.

The waves knocked our boat so much that we were all emphorviated.
emphorviate by Retired Bob January 9, 2011
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Euphoriate 

1. To make pleasurable, desirable or satisfying

2. To enhance the enjoyment, thrill or fulfillment of something

(Similar to spice, or liven up)
"It's time to euphoriate this party with a barrel of cocaine!"
"Nothing euphoriates your cooking like a pound of sugar, salt and bacon grease... plus cocaine."
"I euphoriated my day by base jumping off of Mount Everest with a wingsuit and a loaded crack pipe"
"My treatment for cocaine addiction was much euphoriated by... recovery of course"
"AND A BARREL OF COCAINE!"
Euphoriate by Yolo Brahzooie June 9, 2018
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Euphoriate 

To enhance the pleasure, mood, excitement or likeableness of something; such as a person, setting, activity, etc.

Related forms include euphoriated; euphoriation; euphoriatingly; euphoriator

Similar to the term "ameliorate".
Jim euphoriated the party by launching illegal Chinese fireworks of his roof

Stacy euphoriated Jenna by showing her comedic cat videos

Fred knew it was better just to listen to Grace, rather than try to euphoriate her

Nothing euphoriates heroine like doing it with meth

The euphoriation of the local park is quite impressive

Paul smiled euphoriatingly at his date
Euphoriate by Joe Noshow June 2, 2018
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