Discardables

discardables
(noun)

1. Things no longer useful or needed and ready for disposal.
Examples: worn-out furniture, obsolete gadgets, or outdated clothing.
"After spring cleaning, the garage was filled with discardables ready for donation."

2. People deemed no longer relevant or valued in a particular context, such as friendships, workplaces, or relationships.
Examples: a former friend after a falling-out, an employee during layoffs.
"In the brutal world of corporate restructuring, long-time employees can become discardables overnight."

After an election, the losing campaign staff becomes discardables immediately.

by Puchin November 27, 2024

Kotext

When two people are texting each other at the same time.

Those two kids text so much there must be some kotexting going on between them

by Puchin February 24, 2012

Preezer

A man who is slightly too young to be considered a geezer.

Sophy's grandpa in spite of being over 60 is active and mentally sharp. He acts way to young to be a geezer. He is a preezer

by Puchin February 07, 2017

Geezerocracy

A nation that claims to be a democracy that is ruled by old geezers

Lately the United States seems to be turning into a Geezerocracy because both candidates for president are too old to know their own name.

by Puchin September 07, 2023

Sneillegal

Sneaky and illegal

The politicians sneakily broke the law by manipulating the permitting processes and by setting the times for hearings to achieve their Sneillegal objectives. This is not to be confused with the Snegal tactics that are equally sneaky but do fall within the law

by Puchin October 17, 2011

dicktatter

A person who makes a living by putting tattoos on peoples dicks.

The dicktatter worked hard on his customers dick when putting the tattoo on it so as not to cause much pain

by Puchin August 25, 2011

snegal

sneaky but legal

The Mayor's attempt to remove the homestead tax credit was technically legal but involved deception. It was a snegal action attempt to raise revenues without alerting the people to his actions.

by Puchin May 27, 2011