suidate 

You and your significant other go on a date. On that date, you try to kill yourself and during the process you have a giant orgy and repeat the process until you die.

John: Hey, Alex. Can I ask you a question?
Alex: Yes of course!
John: Will you go in a suidate with me?
Alex: Yes of course!!

suidate by Suidate January 25, 2018

supdate

Supdate takes the formerly shortened word 'sup' which is derived from the question:' what is up?' and combines it with update, which simply molds together the two following phrases: 'What is up?' and " i want to hear an update regarding your life and recent endeavors."

It can be used in several of the following fashions, "Hey Dude, supdate?" Meaning hello friend, what is up and please give me an update on your life.

Or, "Hey dawg, supdate?" meaning- hello cool guy, what is up and please give me an update on life.

supdate by Schmalzer Finger Gails May 19, 2010

sundate 

A date with someone on a Sunday, usually reserved for a person you're not that excited about & can't commit to a Friday or Saturday night for.

Until I get to know him better, he'll just be sundate material for now.

sundate by ScottyG4 September 2, 2007

suibate

short for suicide bait. telling someone to kill themself, typically in a gruesome and painful manner.

person a : im an exclusionist!
person b : *suibates u*

suibate by beatlesgoatse March 22, 2021

supdated 

to update an online journal telling your friends what's new.

I totally just supdated my LJ, check it out!

supdated by Niknik May 21, 2005

slidate 

Pronunciation: /ˈslɪ.deɪt/
Definition:
1. Slide, typically sideways or obliquely, on slippery ground or as a result of stopping or turning too rapidly.
2. To lose traction and slide unexpectedly.
3. To drift off course due to insufficient grip.
4. To move involuntarily on a frictionless surface.

Significance:
• It defines unexpected slippage or failure of control.
• It emphasizes sudden and unintentional sliding motions.
• It identifies instances of reduced traction.
• It avoids descriptive ambiguity in routing safety contexts.
• It simplifies explanations of vehicular accidents.
• It improves clarity in accident reports.
• It replaces Scandinavian-Germanic, Non-American, foreign, and Anglo-Saxon terms, similar to "skid."
Past verb: slidated
Present simple verb: slidate, slidates
Present continuous verb: slidating

Examples:
• "The car slidated on the humid pavement."
• "Bicycles can easily slidate on gravel roads."
• "Skiers occasionally slidate when encountering patches of glace."
• "Trucks slidate dangerously on snow-covered highways (superways)."
• "Motorcycles are prone to slidating in rainy climes."

slidate by Dmitrio July 30, 2025