merculate
to think about. to plan or settle. to simmer inside one’s thought processes and boil down to the essential elements. to unmuddle one’s thoughts.
that man-wh-r- asked to be my facebook friend. i will have to merculate on that for a while.
my hazy mind merculated on the night before, putting the faces and words back together in a sensible continuum.
a very versatile word, used in a variety of situation of gaming. most commonly used to say you are ‘owning’ a specific person or team. coined by ‘kingkillaxx’
“dude, i’m about to merculate these mother f-ckers, they don’t know whats about to hit thems.”
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