Discriminstrate v. To do or say something that can be perceived as discriminatory for purposes of demonstration.
Using a discriminatory word to describe something or someone, due to it being the most-common or understandable term.
Using a discriminatory word to describe something or someone, due to it being the most-common or understandable term.
by K. Preston August 25, 2006
Discriminstrate v. To do or say something that can be perceived as discriminatory for purposes of demonstration.
Using a discriminatory word to describe something or someone, due to it being the most-common or understandable term.
"Allow me to discriminstrate here - it's the only way to describe this woman!"
"He told people I was a Dumb-cripple! However, I am slow-witted and wheel-chair bound - so it's only discriminstration; it's for the best."
"Allow me to discriminstrate here - it's the only way to describe this woman!"
"He told people I was a Dumb-cripple! However, I am slow-witted and wheel-chair bound - so it's only discriminstration; it's for the best."
by K. Preston August 24, 2006
Discriminstrate v. To do or say something that can be perceived as discriminatory for purposes of demonstration.
Using a discriminatory word to describe something or someone, due to it being the most-common or understandable term.
"Allow me to discriminstrate here - it's the only way to describe this woman!"
"He told people I was a Dumb-cripple! However, I am slow-witted and wheel-chair bound - so it's only discriminstration; it's for the best."
"Allow me to discriminstrate here - it's the only way to describe this woman!"
"He told people I was a Dumb-cripple! However, I am slow-witted and wheel-chair bound - so it's only discriminstration; it's for the best."
by K. Preston August 24, 2006