irradiate

intransitive verb
1. To expose to radiation.
2. To treat with radiation.
3. To shed light on; illuminate.
4. To manifest in a manner suggesting the emission of light; radiate.
5. To send forth rays; radiate.To become radiant.

The girls who worked at radium painted watch plants in the 1920s were irradiated real bad.

by Bad C dev October 15, 2021

irradiage

Blends the words irradiate (to bombard with nuclear radiation) and age. The act of an older staff member skillfully using cutting-edge slang in a formal business setting, such as an office staff meeting, which belies his age and makes his younger rivals appear older and less hip than he. (Radiation therapy in medicine uses beta and gamma rays to destroy young, fast-growing cancer cells in order to preserve the older, healthy tissue.)

My presentation to the big guy was so cool even that snot-nose Jason kept his head down in his Crackberry lookin' shit up. Man, I irradiaged those pups.

by GlueckAuf February 24, 2011

irradicate

A portmanteau combining eradicate and irradiate.

We need to irradicate terrorists.

by tom_f June 12, 2008

irradicate

A portmanteau combining eradicate and irradiate.

We need to irradicate terrorists.

by tom_f June 13, 2008

irradicate

A word that retards that can't spell eradicate use

It's eradicate, not irradicate, you fucking libtard.

by Bullhunkie October 10, 2021

irraticate

To put it in with no stopping

Im going to irraticate you till you cry for help

by Manslaughter2 March 7, 2018

Irraditory

The emotion that is felt when you feel no emotion

“My friend died recently but i don’t feel anything, he was abusive and manipulative but always helped me when it mattered”

“You are feeling something my friend, it’s the feeling of irraditory.”

by Sirdi Delahk December 23, 2024