incultcate
The missionaries incultcated me into their cult.
incultcate by Screamingoldman August 3, 2021
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inculate
v. inculated, inculating, inculates
1. To engage in anal sex, especially to give it.
2. To insert something in one's anus.
3. (vulgar) To anally rape.
n. inculation
1. Anal sex.
adj. inculatory
1. Pertaining to, or being characterised by anal sex.
-Derived from the French "enculer," (to have anal sex with), from the root -cul-, a passage with access only at one end.
1. To engage in anal sex, especially to give it.
2. To insert something in one's anus.
3. (vulgar) To anally rape.
n. inculation
1. Anal sex.
adj. inculatory
1. Pertaining to, or being characterised by anal sex.
-Derived from the French "enculer," (to have anal sex with), from the root -cul-, a passage with access only at one end.
"It is a bad idea to inculate a person with severe diarrhoea."
"To avoid severe discomfort, internal haemorrhage, chafing, and infection, be sure to use lubricant and condoms during inculation."
"The sex that takes place in prisons is primarily inculatory."
"To avoid severe discomfort, internal haemorrhage, chafing, and infection, be sure to use lubricant and condoms during inculation."
"The sex that takes place in prisons is primarily inculatory."
inculate
inculate
v. inculated, inculating, inculates
1. To engage in anal sex, especially to give it.
2. To insert something in one's anus.
3. (vulgar) To anally rape.
n. inculation
1. Anal sex.
adj. inculatory
1. Pertaining to, or being characterised by anal sex.
-Derived from the French "enculer," (to have anal sex with), from the root -cul-, a passage with access only at one end.
v. inculated, inculating, inculates
1. To engage in anal sex, especially to give it.
2. To insert something in one's anus.
3. (vulgar) To anally rape.
n. inculation
1. Anal sex.
adj. inculatory
1. Pertaining to, or being characterised by anal sex.
-Derived from the French "enculer," (to have anal sex with), from the root -cul-, a passage with access only at one end.
"It is a bad idea to inculate a person with severe diarrhoea."
"To avoid severe discomfort, internal haemorrhage, chafing, and infection, be sure to use lubricant and condoms during inculation."
"The sex that takes place in prisons is primarily inculatory."
"To avoid severe discomfort, internal haemorrhage, chafing, and infection, be sure to use lubricant and condoms during inculation."
"The sex that takes place in prisons is primarily inculatory."
Inculcate
To impress (something) upon the mind of another by frequent instruction or repetition; instill: inculcating sound principles.
To teach (others) by frequent instruction or repetition; indoctrinate: inculcate the young with a sense of duty.
To teach (others) by frequent instruction or repetition; indoctrinate: inculcate the young with a sense of duty.
The first grade teacher tried fruitlessly to inculcate her pupils with the basics of personal hygiene.