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infinidare 

The apex of daring, the apogee, the meridian, the big lebowski, the

Effect: Cannot be negated by any counters other than the Counter-Infinidare +1

If the opponent denies an infinidare, you win the argument, thus creating a paradox and sucking the entire universe into uranus to be swallowed whole.
Darren destroyed the space-time continuum by rejecting the Infinidare, we're now a quadrillion years into playing Dungeons & Dragons and he still hasn't agreed to drop trou, and squeeze out a cleveland steamer on my chest.
infinidare by Riel Rose March 8, 2020
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Infinitaire 

This is a self proclaimed title of a man who sought the living God for ever increasing wealth; mainly to aid all the poor and needy.
Just as there are millionaires and billionaires; there is also an Infinitaire.
Infinitaire by CptNova March 13, 2022

Infinirape 

Being raped in all orifices, in all dimensions in existence, during all conceivable moments of time in each of those existences.
I'm pretty sure if you covet thy neighbors wife you get infiniraped in by God.
Infinirape by Lew Cid May 18, 2011

infiniare 

A person with un-limited funds. Some poor bastard sitting in his mansion with so much money he doesn't know what to do with himself!
I wish that stupid bastard would share the wealth! What does he care he's an infiniare!
infiniare by graemebilly January 13, 2007
a feeeling you get when you are driving in a car late at night listening to amazerous music and are with friends and or good people. It was first said in the book "the perks of being a wallflower"
a feeling of perpetual bliss in said situation
I feel so infinate right now. he said as they drove thorugh the darkness.
infiniate by LaRue March 1, 2005

infinitard 

Short for "infinite retardation". Used to describe the aggregate of minutiae, chores, unfulfilling tasks, to-do lists, petty bureaucracies, and random incompetents that clog a day.
Turn off your mind, relax, and float downstream in the glorious infinitard.
infinitard by kramsky September 2, 2005

infinitiare

Networth is basically infinite , you can define how much a infinitiares bet worth is because it’s endless. Whenever an infinitiaire needs it, it will come to him
Yes elon is great that your worth 200$ billions, but I’m an infinitiare I’m infinite my money comes when it needs
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a lad that is such a lad that he is a proper lad
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