exconerated

v. Declared not-guilty, despite yor obvious guilt, by a cadre of supporters.

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I hope to buy my way out of this mess. I will appoint my own judge and be exconerated by Tuesday.

by gnostic3 February 1, 2020

excaperated

A descriptive term commonly used in higher-class restaurants, where the diner has a dislike of capers, and requests that the capers be removed.

- Would sir like wine with his Shallots and Capers?
- Actually, could you have that excaperated, please?
- Certainly sir.

by DeepChase July 16, 2010

exonerate

To complete. Finish

Finally exonerated, the task was reflected upon as a minor accomplishment.

by Larstait November 14, 2003

Exxonerate

Exxonerate to extract the natural resources of a the land, country, tribe, people, with out proper compensation to that country, tribe, and people and with no consideration what so ever to pay back the Planet Earth for said resources.

See: Exxon } to destroy an area, land, air or sea and all living things in the process of extracting (stealing) natural resources, and or delivering them to poison refining stations.

Those fucking bastards Exxonerate millions of barrels of oil a day and actively promote burning it - releasing toxic gases into the air.

by exit21 December 28, 2013

exonerated

When one has been subject to the ejaculation of semen (especially in the face).

He exploded man-juice all over her face. She stood, exonerated.

by dadawg2k7 December 13, 2008

exxonerate

What the shady "Johnny D." arrogantly hoped that his money and political influence would do for him in court.

Even all of his immense power and wealth failed to exxonerate the infamous "oscillating-chair man".

by QuacksO January 2, 2024