extrenuate

Word used when confusing strenuous and extenuate. Can be used nonsensically, both intentionally and unintentionally.

'Let me know if I need to extrenuate these circumstances.'

extrenuate by BigLug11 October 26, 2017

extranater

Someone who has a personality of a stripper on a Friday night that no matter what goes above and beyond to let everyone they come across never forget they met them.

Four kids and three of them are calm and do most of what their mother says, and then there is Jaelynn who is more than a diva she's a complete extranater!!

extranater by CaveyextraAF89 November 4, 2018

estrenate 

To use something for the first time, especially clothes or shoes. Borrowed word from the Spanish verb estrenar.

* Those are a nice pair of shoes. I had never seen them before, are you estrenating them?
* I hate to estrenate; I don't like people staring at my new clothes, at all!

estrenate by fejikso July 6, 2011

extenuate

To lessen, diminish, mitigate, alleviate, palliate.

The extenuatin circumstances were great to be avoided.

extenuate by Larstait November 14, 2003

Excrenuating 

When the situation is extenuating and excruciating at the same time.

Example, working overtime as a nurse during the pandemic is EXCRENUATING!

Excrenuating by Nurse GK October 18, 2022

Externiate 

To struggle or strain to a high degree.

Try not to externiate yourself by lifting all these boxes alone; get some help, please.

Externiate by StormTrooper51407250 August 24, 2024