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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.
irradiate by Bad C dev October 15, 2021
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Irrastinate 

A level of procrastination that is so high, the procrastinator will irrationally perform tasks that far less important, simply to postpone doing their work even longer.
Mom: " Hey Ted, have you started your math homework?"

Ted: " I'm about to, but first I have to clean the gutters, polish the door knobs, walk the cat, and milk the neighbors Alpaca."

Mom: " Why must you always irrastinate everything..."
Irrastinate by Tedmane November 19, 2012

irradicate 

We need to irradicate terrorists.
irradicate by tom_f June 12, 2008
absurd and very unreasonable; irrational; horses
Brian was being very irratical when he bought TF2 on steam, and not on the orange box
irratical by Mr. Jakobitz January 23, 2011

irradicate 

A portmanteau combining eradicate and irradiate.
We need to irradicate terrorists.
irradicate 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.
irradicate by Bullhunkie October 10, 2021