equivodate

The use of ambiguous or unclear expressions to mislead and secure social engagements.

He had the misleading user name Longstrokes believing it was better to equivodate than to not date at all.

by Queen of Irreverence October 22, 2011

equivocate

To use ambiguous expressions to misleed to quibble.

The lawyer efficiently equivocated fluently and eschewed the question.

by Larstait November 14, 2003

equivolate

Equal in value, measure, force, effect, significance, etc
Something that is equivalent
Corresponding

The amount of chicken you just consumed would equivolate to a K.F.C. family meal

by Brad W December 15, 2008

equivilate

Verb. To make something equivalent to something else.

"why do astronomical discoveries equivilate to the arousal of my autonomic system?"

"I do not think the Intifadah deserves the title "war". You equivilate war with "armed conflict" but it is not the same."

"It's all forces, kinetics, gravity, they all equivilate to the same end result."

by Shann and Seb September 8, 2008

equivilate

To make something equivalent to something else.

"I do not think the Intifadah deserves the title "war". You equivilate war with "armed conflict" but it is not the same."

by Shann and Seb August 3, 2006

Equivilated

Similar to equivalent. Equal to. Equal in value, measure, force, effect, significance, etc.
Corresponding in position, function,

Tim equivilated being a creep to just being himself.

by Glitterbuggy August 12, 2011

equivalate

To make two or more forces, amounts or values equivalent relative to each other.

I have equivalated the two piles of sugar.

by Corrigenda November 20, 2006