relevate

1. (v.) to relate then elevate
2. to dump

3. (n.,v.,adj.) can used in place of any other word

Go ahead and relevate on him!

by sunshine316 June 1, 2010

Relevate

when your high AF and you start to realize how high you are and that becomes an internal conversation between your soul and spirit.

after I took a hit from the bong, I relevated about how I was going to get up without moving anywhere.

by Verbsent February 10, 2018

Relevate

For something to make sense or to be relevant to something.

"That Relevates so much to this conversation"

by Dr_u2g1js February 2, 2023

relegate

To put out in the boondocks. To assign to a lower status.

If we get caught the boss will relegate both of us to the mail room. We sorted through all the photos and Kim and Shaila's were so blurry we had to relegate them to the garbage file.

by bitit December 14, 2013

Get Relegated

When some one gets devalued or put into their place basically they just got owned

Larry: I think I can make it to the NBA
Bob: dude you just beat by a girl that is five three years younger than you. GET RELEGATED

by lilpereira June 5, 2009

relevation

homeboy mistyped/mispronounced "revelation." Technically also means "lifted up" but nobody intentionally uses that definition in this day and age

homeboy: dude I was tripping on acid last weekend and had a mind-blowing relevation!
dude: Pretty sure you mean revelation but go off I guess

by wuak November 4, 2018

relevatron

it's like a robot, that can fly... but it reminds me of god still, like the bible, so it has something to do with preachin' too.

i didn't believe in god, but then... relevatron.

by courtn3y! August 18, 2006