deception butterfly

The ripple effects associated with deceptions. Often interlinked with chaos theory.

The deception butterfly produced by fake news was so vast they had to get the President involved in damage control.

Little johnny told the principle Sarah stole his cupcakes knowing she really didn't. The deception butterfly caused multiple parent teacher conferences and Sarah had to change schools.

by Ontological June 24, 2018

Deception Dive

IPA: /dɪˈsɛpʃən ˈdaɪv/
An “Extreme Demon” difficulty unofficial “Geometry Dash” game level verified by player Berke423.

Look! Sunix just beat Deception Dive!

by IAmTheRealHuman April 28, 2019

Orbs of Deception

when a women shows ample amounts of her breasts, sending any one with little power into a hypnotic trance, obeying her every command.

I almost fell for those orbs of deception.

by Mr. Clean with hair February 27, 2011

deceptioned

1. To be deceived. 2. When one attempts to swindle money out of you.

1. Timmy's girlfriend lied to him, he got totally deceptioned. 2. You mean I have to subscribe to this site to get access to the stress-test of this game? Are you trying to deception me or what?

by thedubixcube July 24, 2008

deceptively athletic

Another term for a white sports-player. Frequently associated with “Total Floor General”, “High sports IQ”, and “Team Leader.”

John is deceptively athletic even though he’s 6’5 and 10% body fat

by Randy Randinger July 14, 2021

deceptive

giving an appearance or impression different from the true one; misleading

he put the question with deceptive casualness

by WeAreWeebs July 28, 2021

contra-deception

The opposite of contraception, i.e. an unwanted pregnancy caused by a dishonest partner.

1. Shit! Dick said he was clipped, but now I'm pregnant. What contra-deception!
2. That bitch Jane said she was on the pill, but now she's prego. Contra-deception at its worst!

by euphemismo February 28, 2019