Verb, also spelled seducimate.
Used to indicate a seduction so powerful that, upon sight of the seducer, the seducee's breathing will quicken and their speech will fail. Seducers will find it easy to obtain money, goods and services from those they have sedecimated. Sedecimation is difficult to attain; it cannot be learned, merely honed. Sedecimation comes through sheer force of charisma. Other forms of this verb are:
Sedecimated (past tense)
Sedecimating (present tense)
Sedecimation (referring to a present or past act of sedecimating)
Used to indicate a seduction so powerful that, upon sight of the seducer, the seducee's breathing will quicken and their speech will fail. Seducers will find it easy to obtain money, goods and services from those they have sedecimated. Sedecimation is difficult to attain; it cannot be learned, merely honed. Sedecimation comes through sheer force of charisma. Other forms of this verb are:
Sedecimated (past tense)
Sedecimating (present tense)
Sedecimation (referring to a present or past act of sedecimating)
The end goal of Tom Cruise's "Seduce and Destroy" seminar is the ability to sedecimate the woman of your choice.
Carey is well versed in the art of sedecimation.
Carey is well versed in the art of sedecimation.
by Archie Pelago May 23, 2007
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Its used in those times you are completely drunk, hallucinating that the girl seducing you is attractive.
Its used in those times you are completely drunk, hallucinating that the girl seducing you is attractive.
Shane- "Hey, where's Steve?"
Tim- " He's by the bar , with some horse that's trying to seducinate him."
Tim- " He's by the bar , with some horse that's trying to seducinate him."
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Root: Latin
The act or action of destroying something one has already destroyed before. Often, they have first completed or invested in repairs to the decimated item.
Pronunciation: Re-Des-Sim-Ate
Redecimating, redecimated, redecimator, redecimators, redecimates
Root: Latin
The act or action of destroying something one has already destroyed before. Often, they have first completed or invested in repairs to the decimated item.
Pronunciation: Re-Des-Sim-Ate
Redecimating, redecimated, redecimator, redecimators, redecimates
by Dr. R. Johnson August 17, 2007
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