esmetherate 

To frocefully take over a naval/space vessel of your current possesion.

OH NO! They are going to esmetherate our ship!

esmetherate by Olzenstein June 27, 2023

Eumeterate 

(verb) : To lionize at a distance. To idealize something or someone who is far away in either space or time. To forget the faults of someone who has been distanced from you.

1) She eumeterated her boyfriend while he was in israel, forgetting all of his faults.

2) A eumeteration of Indian culture can make one forget the terrible socioeconomic stratification of the country.

3) We must be careful of the eumeteration of the past, the fifties may have had clear values, but they were also a society of sexual repression and inequality. To eumeterate this time period is to remain ignorant of its full being.

Eumeterate by George Spanfield October 27, 2005

esmitherate 

To break or to be broken down into tiny identical (common) parts. Similar to obliterate, annihilate, etc.

"With a carefully calculated swing of the axe, he esmitherated the beautiful glass vase."

"It is possible to observe the previously esmitherated particles under a microscope."

"Can I esmitherate that, please?"

"Was that achieved by a process of esmitheration?"

"He felt utterly esmitherated."

esmitherate by skairkroh October 16, 2011