by Emmy Conley April 23, 2021
The 8 students in French 3 class are differently-abled, meaning we are just annoying and different and lowkey dumb but its all good.
French 3 is differently-abled. We're differently-abled.
by dumbhaley October 27, 2020
in comparison to the word horrible, means a female who is very open towards casual sexual relations.
joe: hows my chances with jess?
dick: really good dude, shes whore-able.
joe: really?
dick: oh ya, I boink'd her last night.
dick: really good dude, shes whore-able.
joe: really?
dick: oh ya, I boink'd her last night.
by bill leboubon June 12, 2007
by smushmorshann September 17, 2008
Not struggling with a mental disorder or defect, as opposed to able-bodied, meaning a person who doesn't suffer from physical or health disabilities.
I'm tired of able-minded people treating people with mental illness as if they don't deserve to be treated like human beings.
by meow2u3 January 12, 2009
by AyKayEm November 12, 2014
adj. Politically correct 1990s euphemism meaning "disabled". Contrary to what the words may suggest, "differently abled" does NOT mean "having different abilities;" more precisely it means "lacking expected abilities." Since mental disability is generally associated with much more social stigma than physical disability (and hence is ripe for being described by a "sensitive" PC vocabulary), "differently abled" is most frequently encountered in similar contexts as "special". With this in mind, persons of non-retarded status should construe the phrase as a deep insult.
What the teacher thinks: "Goddamn, that was funny! Why do they insist on mainstreaming these plainly retarded kids...they're so distracting to my class..."
What the teacher says: "Class, you should be ashamed of yourselves for laughing when our differently abled peers gave their fine interpretation of Hamlet."
What the teacher says: "Class, you should be ashamed of yourselves for laughing when our differently abled peers gave their fine interpretation of Hamlet."
by Carl Willis January 19, 2005