provocatate
when one, usually a hoochie, inflicts a suggestive or seductive action upon an unsuspecting non-hoochie.
provocatate by bob123456789 December 1, 2007
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business provocative
Professional or semi-professional attire used to provoke sexual arrousal or attention in the workplace.
business provocative by Cap July 1, 2004
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provocative
provocative by you who July 26, 2006
Provocative
No one knows what it means,
but it's provocative.
- No, it's not. It's gross.
- It gets the people going.
but it's provocative.
- No, it's not. It's gross.
- It gets the people going.
Provocative by Chef_George October 19, 2018
provocative
when your orchestra director asks the bass section leader for suggested fingerings, that's provocative... or uhh stuff like that...
also if a test is long and hard
also if a test is long and hard
provocative by squirrel poop November 9, 2005
Provocative
provocative causing annoyance, anger, or another strong reaction, especially deliberately.
"a provocative article"
synonyms: annoying, irritating, exasperating, infuriating, provoking, maddening, goading, vexing, galling; More
arousing sexual desire or interest, especially deliberately.
synonyms: sexy, sexually arousing, sexually exciting, alluring, seductive, tempting, suggestive, inviting, tantalizing, titillating; More
"a provocative article"
synonyms: annoying, irritating, exasperating, infuriating, provoking, maddening, goading, vexing, galling; More
arousing sexual desire or interest, especially deliberately.
synonyms: sexy, sexually arousing, sexually exciting, alluring, seductive, tempting, suggestive, inviting, tantalizing, titillating; More
Provocative by Life lives March 7, 2019
provocatacious
Short for "provocative" and "salacious". So hot & sexy you can't even use the word sexy. It's a word and an attitude, but not sex specific.
"My boyfriend is wicked provocatacious!"
Girl 1: "Don't look now but the guy at the bar is so HOT!"
Girl 2: "Yummmm, he's beyond that, he's provocatacious."
Girl 1: "Don't look now but the guy at the bar is so HOT!"
Girl 2: "Yummmm, he's beyond that, he's provocatacious."
provocatacious by raginblonde July 2, 2010
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