ingraciate

to ingratiate one's self

a posh way of saying ur sucking up to someone

Anthony ingraciated himself in esther

by Michael Saeed June 10, 2007

ingratiate

High-brow way of saying "sucking up to someone"

Ram Kumar was trying to ingratiate himself with the Guptas.

by LexicalIndian October 12, 2013

Ingratiating

1. Charming or pleasing
2. Why are you looking this up on urbandictionary.com?

She gave an ingratiating smile as she twisted the knife in his heart.

by True_Lust July 22, 2019

inlaciated

To inspire or cause someone to have an unreasoning feeling of one-sided passion.

Steve was so inlaciated with the Marketing Director, that he basillized her into an asylum.

by brock.x.landers February 25, 2009

infaciate

To wedge oneself or object in, with, or between a certain object or other objects. This is usually done haphazardly.

"A cockroach infaciated itself into a cranny to prevent it from being stepped on."

"The librarian tends to infaciate books on shelves, rather than reorganize them."

"The eater always infaciates himself with all the pie on the table."

by gavilatius January 2, 2010

Ingratiate

Being mallak el barad3i

Mallak el bard3i ingratiates with literally everyone in the school just to be relevant ;however, she always fail

by Why always me 123 November 13, 2019

ingracieate

What George Burns's cute and charming spouse could do with most any male colleague.

Actress Allen tried to ingracieate herself with William Boyd to get him to pull strings for her wif da Hollywood mucky-mucks in order to get her husband into da western pictures. Da Hopalong Cassidy star was indeed pleased to work with said famous and likeable showgirl, although he immediately saw through her little game right off.

by QuacksO May 11, 2023