escorpulate

Steal, purloin, flinch, snag, make off with, surreptitiously confiscate.

Because his company was heavy on procurement bureaucracy, Lennie had to escorpulate the server out of the datacenter after hours.

by arne saknussem January 28, 2005

Scorpulate

The act of ejaculating scorpions and spiders.

Used to describe the curse that afflicted King Minos in ancient Greek mythology.

"I dun scorpulated in your mom last night."

by Austin "Banal" Boyd July 27, 2008

Escrapulate

To exit, to remove, to escape, to get da phuck out.

Rich needs to escrapulate dis beeyotch from the car right now!

by MizzWebster January 1, 2017

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

escuapulate

This is a universal sunstitute word for almost any word. Usually will make any sentence a hillarious one.

Dude, you just escuapulated on my shoe!!
Last night I got so escuapulated you don't even know.

by ss maaddog jr September 29, 2006