debo

Inspired by the character "Deebo" from the film Friday, its original definition is to steal something. It has also become used to describe a victory or pwnage of immense proportions, in an argument or a fight. The most literal definition would be "took."

The English army gets took by William Wallace in the movie Braveheart.

The English army gets deboed by William Wallace in Braveheart.

by ATW August 18, 2005

Debonair

Something particularly swarve and sophisticated. another chester word that did not help in the search of two or more inches.

looking rather debonair there goob.

by Appo November 10, 2003

Debo

To steal or take away from.

The SOB just deoboed my car!

by Ronny November 19, 2003

deboosh

deboosh replaces any noun in a sentence...so it means all

Damn that girl has a lot of deboosh; it makes me hard in pants.

That damn man debooshed all over my carpet.

by donald April 5, 2005

Dirty Deborah

A very strong Vodka Soda, usually made with Skyy Vodka, and consumed in mass quantities.

I can't believe that Debbie has had 17 Dirty Deborahs and it isn't even noon yet!

by GrammyOBX May 29, 2010

Debonair

Oozing a certain suave appeal. Elegant, dashing appeal.

Jen, you've been drinking Mojitos all night? That's so Debonair

by Sonny Forest June 12, 2010

debold

turd; named for my wife's ex husband, who is the shits

There are too many debolds in the toilet. No wonder it won't flush.

by Flyweight November 10, 2017