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This suffix is taken from the -itimate of legitimate, and is added onto the ends of various words as the user sees fit, to create extra filler in conversation, and/or adopt the general language style that is accompanied by lots of -dimate's. Some believe it sounds dumb, but only once you start using it often will you see the true benefits of dimate. If the suffix is used on a word that ends in "t", the "d" in -dimate is dropped. (ex. "whatimate")
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