ubiquitate 

1. (v) the act or state of growing, multiplying and expanding to inundate to the point of pandemic proportions.
2. (v) becoming so common as to be ubiquitous.

In order for the tools and machinery of modern life to ubiquitate and be available to all strata of society, there is a requirement that someone be able to afford producing them.

ubiquitate by smjparsons August 23, 2023

Ubiquistatus 

When a certain event is occuring among a common group of individuals, and this is shown through a multiplicity of similar statai on Facebook.

You often see this type of Facebook status when we are approaching vacations, during holidays, major sporting events, school-sponsored events, a recent death, etc. It is a way to show that something major is happening within your community and displaying your appreciation and agreement or opposition with those around you.

Root words: Ubiquitous, Status

Ubiquistatus: “here we go sox”, “opening dayyyy”, “oh em gee, i love the red sox”, “bosox”, “and let the red sox season begin!” or “I hate this weather”, “f the rain”, “thanks geneva for being so warm in april”, etc.

Ubiquistatus by TheHaleStorm December 7, 2009

ubiquitize 

From the software development / marketing world. It means to propagate, universalize, make ubiquitous.

What if our goal was to ubiquitize educational gaming -- make it cheap, effective, and readily available to all those who need it.

ubiquitize by Jose Bonilla July 28, 2006

Ubliquitated 

Absolutely gobshmacking/ demolishing any czargoobians that cross your path

HOLY FUCK I JUST GOT UBLIQUITATED!!!

Ubliquitated by Joe Shmala June 24, 2022

Ubiquitass

Created by George Daniel of the popular British alternative band The 1975, ubiquitass (sometimes spelled as “ubiquitous-ass”) is a combination of the words “ubiquitous” and “ass.” It means everything is sexualized in today’s world.

You’ll never make kids pay attention in class with the world in a state of ubiquitass.

Ubiquitass by StormflowerYT June 30, 2026