exclude

to leave someone or somethng out

i like to exclude gangsta people from my life

by loser_kid May 13, 2005

Exclude

The act of purposely leaving out someone you and your friend group hates, even though this person may think otherwise. Typically, this person performed an action or said something to cause their exclusion.

Damn, it was so much better without Jackie, I’m so glad we chose to exclude him.

by JpMorgan122334 January 12, 2019

#exclude <retard>

To exclude the retard library from your school end work.

Does not apply (just #exclude <retard>).

by users March 2, 2020

Embrace Math, Exclude Myth

When the Trump’s campaign team should stop playing the political game by defending their boss’s false claim of fraudulent electoral voting in states where he is trailing his opponent and start admitting that more than half of the electorate had voted to fire the Commander in Cheat or Pinocchio-in-Chief.

As more mail-in ballots in the key battleground states confirm the trend that Biden is outperforming Trump, it’s politically childish or selfish for Trump’s allies and his campaign team to give him the false hope that he’d still win the election via frivolous lawsuits, when they’d tell him off “to embrace math, exclude myth.”

by MathPlus November 7, 2020

present company excluded

What you say when ever you inadvertently insult someone within earshot.

Urbandictionary readers are wankers. Present company excluded of course.

by arkanciscan October 6, 2011

Encluded

A variation on the words "included" and "enclosed", wherein the human just doesn't care enough to use the proper word and instead makes up his own.

The attachment is encluded in this email.

by Jack Alphonse October 13, 2011

Exclode

whenever your dumbass says exclode instead of explode.

"You made me exclode bebe"

by PapaLinguini January 26, 2021