De-bone

To De-bone a magazine. Going through a magazine before you read it to take out all the cardboard cards of offers that are scattered throughout the pages.

This is so completely habit forming that you will find yourself de-boning magazines that you do not even read: ex.-Doctors Office, Dentist, Waiting Rooms.

When I get my Consumer Reports or Field and Stream, I de-bone them first. I hate those little cards falling out or in my way when I read.

by RobitJ December 16, 2011

De-Gallagher

To trim or pluck your eyebrows, to make them less bushy. Named after the King himself, Peter Gallagher

My eyebrows are getting a little bushy. I really need to De-Gallagher soon.

by jitterbug72 January 1, 2012

de-box

to let all the marijuana smoke out of a car. the action that comes after hotboxing.

freind: man do i love to hotbox
other guy: hey man we need to de-box this car before we cant see anymore

by thunderbuddy420 August 19, 2012

dedo de camella

The Spanish version of a camel toe.

Pablo: "Tomas y Matteo, look at the dedo de camella that chica has!"
Tomas: "Si, her pants are so tight it looks like a muy grande toe of a camel between her thighs."
Matteo: "Icaramba!"

by Pablo, Tomas y Matteo November 27, 2012

De-extinction

The ability to resurrect extinct species.

After watching "Jurassic Park," some scientists walked away thinking de-extinction was a pretty good idea.

by costrike March 15, 2013

de-snark

The act of reviewing and editing a message to a work colleague to remove all traces of the blistering contempt you feel for them.

"Hold on, give me ten minutes. I just need to de-snark this email."

by thebusinessasshole May 1, 2013

de-tchotchke

De-tchotchke: to rid one's abode of extraneous gee-gaws or crap that's lying around collecting dust.

In an effort to present a minimalist interior, Sue learned to de-tchotchke by eliminating annoying mementos.

by Savavieh805 May 9, 2013