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Barackative 

An exclusive right or privilege exercised by individuals--not necessarily politicians--who have a hidden agenda.
1) I am tired of all the politicians who think it is their Barackative to bombard us with annoying tv commercials and phone calls around the mid-term election.

2) I guess it's her Barackative to wear that slinky dress to the bar, because she'll get men to buy her drinks!

3) Whatever! It's my Barackative!
Barackative by WordWizard1 November 1, 2010
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the act of constant talking or complaining
I cannot carry on a conversation with her because she is so barkative.
barkative by Dr. Kevin Burke October 20, 2005
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The canine version of talkative; a dog who barks a lot.
His chihuahua was extremely barkative; the dog barked all night long.
barkative by Libertine June 20, 2006

Backative 

To create backing, buy-in, or support for an idea. Often used in a business setting.
She's having trouble getting the employees to come to the Friday afternoon lunches ... she needs to create some backative.
Backative by jerwilt1 December 30, 2007

barackafied 

Any minority that believes they are no longer a minority and have special rights that are above the law and act superior since the inauguration of Barack Obama
Tyisha went to the bank and demanded a new car loan even though she doesn't have a job. She is so barackafied.
barackafied by blackwidowseyes December 4, 2010

brackatize 

Created in 8th grade math class. To incapsulate a portion of an equation in brackets so that portion is calculated first
Hey I didn't get the right answer for #4

You just forgot to brackatize the last part

Thanks dude!
brackatize by snoobary April 25, 2010
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