Flatulate
Flatulate by the emo clan. October 20, 2008
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flatulate
flatulate (verb)
to expel abdominal gas via the rectum; to fart. Variants: flatulation (noun)a fart; flatulatory (adj).
He experienced the embryonic manifestations of defecation marked by sudden abdominal discomfort and then flatulated; after coppin' a squat on the hopper, a flatulatory plop splashed his ass!
flatulate (verb) by weave March 19, 2003
Fapulate
factulate
(v.) To present poorly thought-out ideas, complete fantasy, or sheer speculation as authoritative and indisputable.
He was known to factulate on a number of topics that he knew little about, confidently making random, incorrect statements on well understood subjects, such as seafood transportation and battery technology.
factulate by SirDinglyDang November 22, 2010
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