Conspiration
(noun) - The moment of formation or state of forming a conspiracy, particularly in a work setting.
The five of us had a spontaneous conspiration, when we realized that each of us knew that two of the four owners were fucking headcases and we had to help each other find parachutes before the plane went into the drink.
conspiral
The feeling when a person believes in so many conspiracy theories nothing seems real to them anymore.
Have you seen Bob? Since he got into that flat earth he's in a full on conspiral!
conspirate
origins in South Florida, (verb) to conspirate; to act in a way towards someone else with sneaky intentions; in collusion with a second party or more. to create a conspiracy. to make a conspiration. an alliance of conspirators.
Johnny's friends will conspirate to buy him a surprise birthday gift.
Conspirical
Having to do with conspiracy.
People who find the word conspiracy annoying, are often just conspirical beings themselves.
conspirating
To make a plan to conspire against a group or another being with multiple beings for a common goal
"They are in the coffee shop conspirating against us as we speak"
Conspirate
The definition of cool (sorry Jesus, maybe next time)
Conspirate is too cool for school.
Co-conspirator
Your partner in crime, the individual you engaged in an activity with, not necessarily having to do with an actual conspiracy.
After I became inebriated Saturday night with my co-conspirator, I had to call a taxi to drive us home.