exemerate

The word you use when you don't know the word for what you are doing.

"Friend, this new invention of yours doesn't seem to be working."
"Hang on, I've just got to exemerate it."
CLUNK
"Wooooaaaaah!!"

by oddy dood May 5, 2005

exhumerated

How Monét X Change is feeling right now

“I’m a little….exhumerated”

- Monét X Change on Sibling Rivalry
“The One About Conflict Resolution”
44:44-44:45

by Will.B.Watching December 26, 2021

excelerate

To succeed at something so quickly you excelerate.

Dave was so successful at his new job, he excelerated beyond all expectations and received a huge raise after two months in his new position.

by Wiznerworks May 28, 2011

exameraderie

A portmanteau of the words "exam" and "cameraderie"; the feeling of comradeship created before a big exam when you speak to your classmates - especially those you've never said a word to before - and realise that you're all completely fucked for it.

Steve and Alice spoke to each other before the big test and experienced a feeling of exameraderie when they realised they were both going to bomb out.

by lennie404 August 1, 2012

enumerate

Number; to count

Do not enumerate your youthful foul before the process of incubation has fully materialized.

by SuperSonicFan April 11, 2004

exonerate

To complete. Finish

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

by Larstait November 14, 2003

Exceterate

To explain or continue explaining

Susan, "I'm just chilling being a caterpillar"
Noah, "Can you exceterate?

by BoBoes January 13, 2020