Deboggle

A disagreement, altercation, argument, etc.
Any sort of : battle, war, fight, controversy, seige, fisticuffs, ambush, etc.

"We got into a deboggle about whether or whether not to put ice cubes in the grape juice."

"The great dogsled deboggle of '45"

by garret p. January 16, 2009

debochle

A horrible hand in pinochle.

Who is the jackass that dealt me this debochle?

by kramer September 19, 2003

DeBord'n it

To wear a low cut blouse which shows ample cleavage to the point of distracting men on elevators, in traffic and in helicopters.

Did you see what that ho had on today? She's DeBord'n it!!!

by Marci Suazo January 24, 2005

Deboyfriendize

v. To remove all traces of your former relationship from your house/premises. Commonly occuring as a cleansing, cathartic transition from 'coupled' to 'single'.

Holly removed all photos, articles of clothing, and trace elements of her former dickhead boyfriend from her apartment, just to help forget the whole affair. The throwing out of all of it was her way to deboyfriendize her living space.

by The Bitter October 6, 2005

debone

A verb which can be used as a substitute for wank.

I can't slip you one now, I deboned 20 minutes ago.

by geezerdk January 3, 2012

debouchery

Excessive indulgence in douchiness;

excessive indulgence in brainless activity, arrogance and/or obnoxiousness

The PM team's debouchery was unbelievable; complete mindless, unproductive, useless conversation.

by Word Law July 23, 2014

Debolish

De-bo-lish
1.To completely destroy and do away with
2.A mix of (Destroy)and (Abolish).
3. To "own" or "serve" someone or something.

"Dudddde you totally debolish at rapping"
"The other day I debolished this wicked WAVE"
"That Meteor is gonna debolish Earth"
"The Word Debolish, Debolishes!"

by Seth Blue December 16, 2008