Desmos

Used by Maths students who only have access to a mobile phone calculator…and think it’s funny to shout, “Desmos”

Teacher: Right, today we are going to do some trigonometry!
Student: Desmos, Sir?
Teacher: Obviously! Are you fucking stupid?
Student: My mistake…sorry!!

by raj13 March 28, 2023

demosani

Fun, caring and amazing person who you can fall in love with very easily, has an amazing personality and can always make you laugh, he is the best person you’ll ever meet

“I just met a demosani”

by Laughs June 1, 2023

Deimos

The son of Ares. Brother to Phobos. The name means "Dread and Terror."

Hym "Oh Jordan... Wherefore art thou hiding? Are you living in a state of existential deimos? Why? Does my God-like power frighten you? I wished to see another interview where you repeat things you've previously stated to a perfectly interchangeable guest on Monday! You were nowhere to be found! MONDAY IS INTERVIEW DAY! Where was the interview!? I waited all day! I thought to myself 'Surely Jordan will have an interview. It is Monday afterall.' So, I waited and waited yet no interview came. I'm like Deimos in that sense... Which makes you PHOBOS! I wait and wait and you cower and hide."

by Hym Iam August 16, 2023

demoshit

Another name for democrat

He is a demoshit

by Djdhcy July 17, 2024

Deamostruct

Function: Verb. To destroy something loved or admired.

He couldn't help but deamostruct the intricate sandcastle that he spent hours creating.

by Dr. Helix Nebula July 18, 2024

Demos

The one kid who can never search up his name because no one has it and he's usually the quiet one in the room.

Heard about that one demos kid in the back of the class?

He's such a demos.

by SaH Faith November 22, 2023

demosludus

"Demosludus" is a portmanteau of the words "demigod" and "sleudus" (the latter is an antiquated term for a dishonest, fraudulent person), which, in effect, translates to "half-god, half-crook", or simply "god-crook". The term was coined by the philosopher and mathematician Robert Grosseteste, who used it to describe a dishonest, hypocritical, and deceitful person, and it's been used ever since as a term of criticism or reproach.

"Emily was a demosludus person."

by EW.Com April 7, 2024