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What is exacerbating?
A word used by self-important twits who could have just said "aggravate".
Self-importance tends to exacerbate the use of a grandiose vocabulary.
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Exacerbating - what is it?
To excessively masturbate.
Eric: "Get out of my room, I'm masturbating."
Ian: "Alright, just don't exacerbate."
What does "exacerbating" mean?
Means the same thing as exasperate, but sounds more like masturbate and is therefore funnier, and funner to say. Its like im getting away with something dirty, like everytime I go to the restaurant Fudrucker's.
fudrucker's exacerbates puerile wit.
Exacerbating - what does it mean?
The term used to describe the practice of masturbating to exhaustion as a quality form of exercise.
I totally killed my workout yesterday - I had to exacerbate to failure for 5 sets!
Exacerbating - meaning
To make worse or to worsen; opposite of helping
Jimmy's attempts to gain recongnition inhigh school only exacerbated his already troublesome identity crisis.
Exacerbating - definition
To masturbate furiously, and to the point of utter exhaustion
Last night, I went home, and exacerbated for literally 3 hours...I've never slept better
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She's so hot. You don't know how many times I've exacerbated while thinking about her
Exacerbating - slang
To make a problem worse than it already is.
Don't exacerbate things!
Exacerbating
To make an existing situation much worse than before
Faux News only helps to exacerbate the electorates intelligence level.
Exacerbating
It means to make things worse.
"There's hundreds of Zombies outside, and they're really going to exacerbate things."
Exacerbating
Making a current undesirable situation much more worse, especially if the situation could have been easily avoidable.
Tim's doctor said that he had already developed lung cancer, but Tim still decided to smoke, therefore further exacerbating his condition.
Sam knew he was struggling with porn addiction, but he was also very lonely. His loneliness further exacerbated his addiction.