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Movicate
Movicate by crybabysirens_ April 9, 2017
Mollicate
Pronounced: maw-le-kate, verb.
To destroy an object to a point it is no longer recognisable, most usually left in a state of disarray, a heap or scattered around the near vicinity. To shred, chew, chomp or destroy through any number of means, be it using teeth, hands or machinery. Mollication usually occurs in a state of anger, fury or disgust.
To destroy an object to a point it is no longer recognisable, most usually left in a state of disarray, a heap or scattered around the near vicinity. To shred, chew, chomp or destroy through any number of means, be it using teeth, hands or machinery. Mollication usually occurs in a state of anger, fury or disgust.
"I most certainly mollicated it."
She wanted to mollicate the drapes, they were that hideous.
The dog totally molllicated the letters put through the letterbox.
She wanted to mollicate the drapes, they were that hideous.
The dog totally molllicated the letters put through the letterbox.
Mollicate by silverinstance August 16, 2013
malicate
malicate by Benita Noffsinger September 15, 2006
moticated
Both motivated and dedicated. Someone who is moticated is willing to see a task through to the end and will also willingly give him/herself over to the completion of the task. Depending on the level of motication, his/her health may even be less important than the motivation and dedication to the completion of the task.
She is a moticated individual. She will make employee of the month very quickly.
He was too moticated to football. When his knee was injured, he continued to play despite the injury so that now he can't walk.
He was too moticated to football. When his knee was injured, he continued to play despite the injury so that now he can't walk.
moticated by Lorenzo Taylor January 8, 2008
Molinate
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