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gronkulate 

To throw something in the air and spin it around at the same time
Watch what happens when I gronkulate this pumpkin.
gronkulate by jusTiNbumKin October 27, 2023

gonkulator 

A gadget that serves no particular purpose except demonstrating the geekiness of the owner.
Someone else: So what's that thing sitting on your desk?
Me: It's a gonkulator, duh.
gonkulator by quasi February 7, 2004

gonkulator 

1. A pretentious piece of equipment that serves no practical purpose, originated from TV show "Hogan's Heroes".

2. (DOD FX13 Gonkulator Modulator) An effect pedal for electric guitar.
Nothing to type, nothing to say, and this gonkulator is super fucking gay.
gonkulator by Leprotic Pate March 6, 2004

Googulate 

The act of Google'ing. To request information from a search engine.
A: I hear Gaga has a slab of mancock under that meatkini.

B: Quit playing with yourself and googulate that shit. include pics (for reference only of course).

C: Indubitably. use theyoutubes.
Googulate by Logeski February 21, 2011

conculate 

VERB: To throw up, hurl, "buy buicks," barf.
I am nauseated, and will conculate all over you.
conculate by Bu Barkley August 17, 2006

ganjulate 

hey kyle, are u gonna ganjulate with me and matt this weekend? were gonna get so fucked up!
ganjulate by Ted Kirk June 11, 2006
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briefcake 

"Did you check out the briefcake in courtroom C?"
briefcake by Ben Frey April 6, 2006
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Along with Nixon’s other ratfuckers, Roger Stone caused fights at otherwise peaceful Democratic Party protests to generate a false narrative that the Democrats were violent and dangerous.
Ratfucker by Ricky Ramjet November 2, 2017
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