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to discard or destroy. I had to delete my old phone because it fell apart.
The house was in such disrepair all the owner could do was delete it and rebuild. |
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1. To remove a file or folder from a computer.
2. To delete data from a file (often text or numerical data). 3. To assassinate. 1. "You don't need those text files, just delete them."
2. "Delete the last two lines of that paragraph - they aren't really necessary." 3. "That guy has pissed me off for the last time. I'm going to hire someone to delete that motherfucker." |
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verb- to throw away something unnecessarily 1. MOM!! Why did you delete the leftovers?!? I was gonna eat them!
2. Awww man! I wish i hadn't deleted that perfectly good couch. |
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1) to remove something permanently, like a paragraph of text, a file on the computer, but does not really apply to another living thing or human
2) to remove the leet out of something: likely text de(remove)-L337 de-l337 1) RIGHT: delete that sentence, it is not needed
WRONG: now that you have a gun, go delete that guy 2) Lyk OMG! LOL deleted form: Like Oh My God! Laughing Out Loud |
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To be killed, most notably by gunshot. Man if you keep talkin' Imma have to delete you!
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1."Will you delete this software for me please?"
"Sure." 2. "I hate her so much, I wish I could just delete her!" |
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(slang) To remove someone from your friends on any social networking website (e.g. Facebook, MySpace). I deleted that bitch on Facebook after she told me I was a messed up faggot.
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