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gangravate 

The action performed by a group of people, in order to aggravate an individual or a different group of people. It is usually done with the intent to incite a reaction in a person, or otherwise lead the person into producing a behavior which can be filmed and used to misrepresent the person's true character. It usually motivated by greed, or dislike for a person, because the person is more wealthy, intelligent, witty, or somehow otherwise differs from them. It has been used in politics by media outlets and other organizations, and competing political groups.
The gang-stalkers, which included doctors and lawyers, intentionally and deceptively tried to stir up the individual and gangravate the person with the intent to incite or goad a reaction, which they could film and present in a court of law in order to misrepresent the true character of the person, and make earlier false testimony appear more plausible, believable, and acceptable.
gangravate by Detective Wizard November 2, 2019
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angravated 

the feeling of anger while one is aggravated
Susie was angravated
angravated by ap11388 September 24, 2007
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Angravated 

When you are so aggravated that you are also angry.
My boss angravated me today.
Angravated by Rosa Mahoney March 22, 2009

angravated 

to be angry and aggravated
We hooked up last night, and I just found out he has a girlfriend, I'm so angravated!!!
angravated by puppybait November 16, 2011

Gangalate 

A form of domination or to beat somebody.

Gangalators are a rank of dominators
I’m gonna gangalate you.
I love being gangalated.
I’m a gangalator.
Gangalate by D1SHS0AP1 August 24, 2025
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