excapitate 

verb: to remove one's head from one's ass, to disabuse oneself of unrealistic expectations, disillusion, To free oneself from a falsehood or misconception

If you believe that, you really need to excapitate.

excapitate by gburgie December 26, 2008

Excogitation

thinking something out carefully as to achieve complete comprehension of it;
conception, invention;
Excogitation means 'the act of thinking or studying intensely',
and hence 'the result of thinking; a contrivance'."

Excogitation is from excogitate
'to think out; devise; study intensely',
derived ultimately from Latin excogitare.
It is first found in English in the early sixteenth century.

"The labour of excogitation is too violent to last long;
the ardour of enquiry will sometimes give way to idleness or satiety"
(Samuel Johnson, Rasselas).

"To the excogitation of this problem,
he had devoted many anxious hours"
(Dickens, Our Mutual Friend).

Excogitation by Christian.Stoeveken August 21, 2005

excoriate 

censure or criticize severely

In-spite of an impressive work, the current government is always excoriated.

excoriate by Shanky89 February 10, 2018

excoriate 

tear you a new one

Donald Trump said, " The press gives them a pass. If I ever did that, I would be excoriated!"
On Hannity 10/08/2020

excoriate by Pa/Fla October 9, 2020