disappoint

To remove a person or thing from a previously bestowed appointment, entitlement, status, or position.

When Darci wasted part of an iTunes gift card on a crappy download recommendation from Mark, she had to threaten to disappoint him from his official position as "best music recommender friend ever."

by thekidcomesback July 14, 2011

disappoint

the opposite of to appoint

Lisa was appointed as Company Director. Because of very poor performance, however, she was disappointed only a few weeks later.

by MightyEndcat October 15, 2010

Disappointment

Running into a wall with a boner and breaking your nose first.

Austin breaking his nose sure was a disappointment

by FALLEN MC February 3, 2009

Disappointment

The emotion that you feel when your Urban Dictionary definition gets rejected.

My definition got rejected. I feel mass disappointment.

by Michael Randy “crust” Jackson March 26, 2020

Disappointment

What my mother calls me when I get a B on my geometry test before she makes me sleep outside

Mom: Robert! Get in here! You got a B? What a disappointment to this family. Go outside and sleep in the cold.

*I proceed to grab my teddy bear and Bible and go outside to appease my crazed mother*

*I also slap myself repeatively while self-scolding myself for my sins against my mother*

by xX_Chromosones_Xx December 3, 2018

Disappointment

My grades

My grades and marks are a disappointment

by Youknowyaboigothisfreetaco October 30, 2019

Disappointment

Spending eight hours editing a YouTube video only to have it get 26 views.

"I feel so much disappointment. Big, big oof."

by Ry703 May 13, 2019