Desync 

short for desynchronize/desynchronization
• (v.) to remove the synchronization of 2 or more characters' (esp. in a puzzle game) movements, expressions, interconnection, etc.
• (n.) the act/way of desyncing

These 2 characters need to be desynced ASAP. It's annoying!

Desync by Antisarcasm May 9, 2022

Desync 

The act of reversing the "sync" of a cd to ones itunes library after unconciously adding. Typically accompanied with a: "How the hell did that get in there?!?"

"I put my iTunes on party shuffle and in between Dragonforce and The cars, Paramore and Evanescence made an appearance , so I had to Desync them."

"Lamesauce dude."

Desync by Darcy Chumang October 17, 2008

DeSinc 

Half-Life speedrunner doing accelerated backhopping. He can probably beat Super Mario 64 under 15 minutes with no stars. DeSinc can also do use-hopping, forward hopping, bunny hops, air strafing, use almost any surface as a ramp, grenade-boosted backhopping, backhop from his workplace on his way back to his home to beat the traffic, find the secret vortigaunt batcave, trap Combine Civil Protection in his basement forever using a can, create human traffic jams, host_timescale 30 .

DeSinc is known for using strats.

DeSinc by Smartass2 June 26, 2020

desinc 

An Australian term used for when a person looks slow/retarded

Oi that c**t is a desinc

desinc by k.#2339 November 29, 2017

Ron DeSanctimonious 

The Trumpster’s rather silly and cumbersome nickname for DeSantis, intended to be disparaging, after DeSantis emerged as golden, post the 2022 mid-term elections.

2024 will give me my glorious victory and Ron DeSanctimonious will be the disloyal and pathetic loser that he clearly is.

Ron DeSanctimonious by Dr Bunnygirl November 11, 2022

desynchronosis 

jet lag

"I've got desynchronosis and no balm, salve or elixir will cure it"

desynchronosis by blatherskyte November 7, 2013

desynthesising 

Gradually losing sensitivy to and susceptibility towards

The effect of television can be subtle and difficult to judge, since continual exposure to violence may have the effect of desynthesising.

desynthesising by Hercolena Oliver January 21, 2010