dekoda

Dekoda Is the sweet, yet total smartass. usually friendzoned, but is the Unexpected knight in shining armor. Hates water with a passion.

"Why she being such a smartass."

Its just the Dekoda effect.

by Shyfox December 20, 2016

basket of deplorables

A metaphorical basket containing half of all Trump supporters.

“You know, to just be grossly generalistic, you could put half of Trump’s supporters into what I call the basket of deplorables. Right? The racist, sexist, homophobic, xenophobic, Islamophobic — you name it."
-Hillary Clinton

by #%^*+= September 13, 2016

deplorable

Decrepit and dilapidated. Run down and trashed. Not safe or healthy to be around.

Child protective services came and took the children from their deplorable meth factory white trash trailer.

by fightthefuture2012 July 12, 2011

Deployed

It's like when you move past someone on the bus and there's not enough room so your crotch rubs against their behind and you're too lazy to twist yourself so that they won't feel the protrusion but at the same time you're not actually intending to molest them so you just let it happen and hope they'll ignore it.

"God, it's so crowded, I hope this girl understands if I stand here deployed."

Girl: "Did his dick just graze the back of my leg!?" *vomits*

by Anon112620574 February 14, 2017

Deakos

The extreme love of Asian muscular chubby feet!

He went to Thailand to fufill his need for Deakos

by Adam Kolbie March 20, 2011

Deplorable

A private sector small business person who actually risks everything they have to provide society with the goods and services that they depend on instead of sitting around a university campus glued to the internet, sucking up a state paycheck or their parents welfare that came from the tax base that was created by the private sector in the first place.

American: we have the most prosperity of any country ever...thank God for deplorables!

by Drumcomic June 6, 2018

depontisate

To throw off a bridge, as in a person. (verb)

The etymology of defenestrate is such that the root, fenestra, comes from the latin word fenestra, which means "window". Defenestrate, therefore, pretty much means de-window-ate. If you dewindowate someone, what are you doing to them?
The latin word for bridge is pontis. To debridgeate someone, you need only depontisate them.

If you were to jump off a bridge and depontisate yourself, you would be committing suicide via death by autodepontization.

by ButterWang July 5, 2007