Encapsulate

To immerse yourself in something,
To be caught up in..

To encapsulate her beauty

by Z00a95 May 17, 2015

Encrapsulate

To completely envelope any object, thing, person or idea in crap (or any vile, hideous, wretched, disgusting or otherwise undesirable substance, intent or action(s)).

Her otherwise sweet personality was encrapsulated by her incessant self-absorbed blabbering.

The song was so thoroughly encrapsulated by the band's terrible musicianship I could barely recognize it.

by Vomitron July 21, 2008

encapsulation

Commonly referred to as the scrub and run method of interium carpet maintenance. It was derived through the shampoo method of carpet cleaning.

The chimps worked tirelessly on weekends and nights encapping carpets for bananas.

by neopolaris January 12, 2005

Encrapsulate

In programming: to contain crappy code within a single object or module.

Bob isn't allowed to touch the shared modules in the application, all of his code must be encrapsulated.

by Todd the Builder November 24, 2009

encarpulate

The act of lifting a thread or piece of small trash and redepositing it on the floor to give the vacuum cleaner another chance to remove it

I had to encarpulate that dust bunny so I could re-vacuum that area.

by BenaG April 12, 2010

encrapsulation

A very poorly designed and often unnecessary attempt at utilizing one of the central tenets of object-oriented software, often detrimental to the success.

The latest version of our crapplication makes extensive use of encrapsulation in the design to insure mind-numbingly slow performance.

by The Mighty Badger October 16, 2008

Encapulate

To bust a cap in someone

My friend got so angry at his drug dealer, he encapulated him.

by cupcakemann95 October 11, 2020