leavicate

1. to exit in a hurried fashion.

2. rhymes with “2, 4, 6, 8...”

as in:
“2, 4, 6, 8, everybody leavicate.”

by Braddah Bear April 5, 2009

levitate

(Verb) To achieve synchronized bliss with your partner while performing couples yoga.

The rumor spread throughout the chic yoga studio that Lucy and her new student had levitated during a private yoga session.

by MarcyFromCabinFever June 8, 2020

Livicate

To livicate (verb)

1. To set apart for divine or spiritual purposes and uses.
2. To vivaciously commit (oneself) to a particular course of thought or movement.

In Rastafarian dialect, "to livicate" is substituted for "to dedicate", as to rid itself of a connotation of dead or death.

"This one (tune) is livicated to all those who thought they would never need a friend. Until their standing right there, alone, by themselves at the end." ~Soldiers of Jah Army

by beeksc1 October 27, 2008

levitate

To raise up or leave.

Me and my mans about to levitate - Mos Def

by D-Bruch November 8, 2006

Livicated

Those of the RasTafarian faith replace the "dead" sound in dedicated to "live," thus resulting in livicated.

I Livicate
You Livicate
He/She/It Livicates
We Livicate
You All Livicate
They Livicate

Livicate, Livicated, Livicating.

You get the idea.

"I am livicated to all those who thought they would never need a friend until they were standing right there all alone by themselves at the end."
-SOJA

by Awesomezor July 3, 2007

learinate

To learn while you urinate.

Refers to the whimsical practice of some ethnic restaurants playing language-lesson CDs in their washrooms in lieu of music.

I was at Alice Fazooli's today, and I learinated the Italian word for "table."

by Shintriad March 5, 2009

Leviate

A tattoo of a word, that isn't actually a real word.

Joe: Dude I just got a leviate on my arm.
Me: How did that happen?
Joe: Before I got it, I didn't bother to look it up in the Webster's Dictionary to see if it was a real word.
Me: Your such a knob gobbler

by CSP Bank April 12, 2010