de-vista-ed

When Windows Vista is removed from a computer that is being crippled by its presence, for replacement for the stable and "much lighter" Windows XP.

My netbook is working so much faster since I de-vista-ed it and put XP on it.

by Mb500 March 2, 2009

De la nouche

The act of being slick, suave, or sly. May also include, acts which are clever, smooth, or well played.

Pernounced: De-La-Nooch

John: How did Dave pull a girl as hot as her?!
Rob: Because his moves are down right De la nouche

Undercover cop: The drug deal went down without a hitch, I was down right De la nouche.

by Jayweed June 10, 2009

De la Vega

Sexy flower

Boy1:“Who is that girl”
Boy2: “ I don’t know”
Boy1: “she must be a de la Vega”

by Kenzi may May 27, 2018

Gnarles de Gaul

Similar to other derivations of gnarly. A gnarliness in fact so unhinged that one could fight Nazis. Especially useful while playing risk.

"That hoard was Gnarles de Gaul."

by Xavier Pendragon December 21, 2008

Saco de wea

Chilean expression refered to stupid or insensible people.

No haci eso?!, saco de wea

by Ottoelpiloto July 4, 2017

The Wall of De Mesa

The point in which your body falls asleep at your cubicle or desk, possibly multiple times in a day or shift.

I just finished my Popeye's lunch, and I hit the Wall of De Mesa.

I slept 2 hours prior to my 5 a.m shift; I will meet the Wall of De Mesa at 8a.m.

by Feenie Feen December 18, 2014

pomme de boeuf

Translated from french, means "apple of beef". The meaty lobe of tissue that joins the lower butt-cheek to the upper, inner/back portion of the thigh. It's not quite the butt-cheek, and not quite the thigh, but a small, meaty thing all its own.

Frank had always preferred to be bitten on the pomme de boeuf, so proper hygiene and grooming was an imperative for him.

by The post apoc June 5, 2015