savilate

Verb meaning:

(a) 'to lust after young girls or boys' or

(b) 'to lust after a juicy bit of scandal'.

Named after Sir Jimmy Savile, the much-loved BBC presenter and charity fundraiser whose questionable behaviour with young people sparked off a massive witch-hunt in the British media in 2012.

Watching Jimmy in old episodes of 'Top of the Pops' makes me savilate like one of Pavlov's dogs.

by Savilator November 3, 2012

Savinate

to massively over process a basic daily function; also: to utilize brute force in situation(s) requiring delicacy and/or finesse; also: to lengthen a job process through either of the above reasons or your own ineptitude.

It took Tom three hours to find the correct light bulb, then once he did it took him another four hours to install it. Only to have him Savinate that one to the extent that he had to repeat the process all over.

by VFA-97 December 18, 2008

Savilage

To completely savage the character of a dead person by bringing to light any illegal or morally dubious things they did while alive but got away with.

It does seem like prima facie evidence that Steve Jobs was knowingly doing something illegal. We should totally Savilage him.

by HiggsBassoon January 23, 2013

Savolate

The meaning of savage and violate together which means worse than both

“Imma savolate yo likkle white ass!”

by Kingzzzy October 19, 2017

savulate

A dirty,sexy way to say salivate

You only got 100 licks from a tootsie pop because you over savulate
I over savulate. You know how much I swallow a day?

by Katbeeknows October 5, 2023