" creating "

 [ "Create" ]

1: To build or make an item

  * e.g.,  ... I’m going to create a game 

 [ "Creating" ]

1: The process of making, dreaming up, inventing, evolving from one's own thought(s) or imagination(s), causing some thing(s) or some event(s) to come into being with or without imaginary efforts.

  * e.g.,  ... I am creating my day and my life; and it will be wonderful. 

 [ "creat" ]

1: Creat (n.) The thing you must be full of for you to be creative. It may seem intuitive that you would be full of creativity, or just be creative, but for people who aren't creative, it is neccessary to provide a tangible, tactile, quantifiable thing that makes you creative, and that thing is creat.

  * e.g.,  ... Damn son! I never would have come up with such a cool project. You must be full of CREAT! 

 [ "Createful" ]

1: The act or process of being creative grateful.

  * e.g.,  ... They are so createful in their creative process, giving more and grateful being creatives. 

 [ "Creats" ]

1: Often used in conjunction ith the term "Plumbers Crack" or "Grand Peeping Canyon". It refers to the degree of inter-buttock definition visible above the trouser line of an individual.

  * e.g.,  ... "Man, do you see the amount of creats on that guy over there... thats one hell of a Plumbers Crack." 

 [ "create" ]

1: to become the maker of.

  * e.g.,  ... I have created the douche. Heeeeeeeee 

 [ "Creat" ]

1: To violently and utterly destroy a woman’s vagina

  * e.g.,  ... Im about to creat that pussy 

 [ "Create Optionality" ]

1: Sneaky way to say cheat in a committed relationship. To leave ones options open (to cheat)

  * e.g.,  ... I didn't mean to hurt you- I just needed to create optionality in our relationship. 

 [ "create this book" ]

1: prompt book

  * e.g.,  ... lets do create this book 

 [ "Create Value" ]

1: A term used by businesses in an effort to motivate their employees. The term refers to making the business appear more valuable to potential customers than it really is. Traditional techniques include making lobbies look prettier and more modern, up-selling services, and telling customers what they need (to benefit the business). Usually relegated to managerspeak (that elusive tongue used by the higher-ups in a company). Synonyms: Tactical lying, business strategy, corporate plan

  * e.g.,  ... Big Boss: "We need to create value for our company."