devos

1. short for devastated.
2. can be used as an adjective to describe something negative.
3. can be used to show one's disapproval at the actions of another
4. can be used to highlight stupidity or even a slight mistake, usually pronounced 'deeeeeevvvvvossss' in such situations.

also see travos, short for travostated.

1. rob was devos when he woke up next to the otter.
2. a) what a devos day it is(if the weather is bad).
b) did you see that girl with the devos scar on her face?
3. Rob "I'm going out with Kerri tonight"
Response "Devos"
4. Someone accidentally falls over, Alan screams "Ha, deeeeeevvvvvossss!!!!"

by banksy_uk June 20, 2008

dehouse

To remove from a home. To evict.

My mother threatened to dehouse me if I didn't wake up 10 hours before my shift at work and wash the dishes.

by Joshua Peterson December 3, 2007

devious lick

Tik tok term means negative actions to encourage destructive acts at school

Also diabolical licks, dastardly licks, theft, chaos, humiliation of authority figures. Meant to replace sane and capable student actions with idiotic and selfish acts for media recognition.

In a sentence: I have accomplished my first listed devious lick as I have been spanking the maintenance man when he lines up for lunch

by Lobstahboy October 2, 2021

Devious

DVS short for devious, being slick

check it dese kids are devious- www.dvs-crew.net

by da great September 4, 2008

Devout Catholic

(Noun) A person of such stunning capacity for denial, they honestly believe one good pope after 2,000 years indicates they are on the right spiritual path.

George cannot be reasoned with on this, He's a Devout Catholic on the issue.

by Pinkie_Flamingo June 21, 2016

Devious Lick

A tik tok trend where people (mostly middle/high schoolers) do a "lick" and steal objects of school property and or belongings of the staff. You may hear about freshman taking soap dispensers off of the walls.

"Hey, let's go do a Devious Lick in the bathroom during lunch."

"Hell yeah, I'll record. Hopefully the janitor doesn't come in like last time."

by SuspiciouslySweetSubstance September 27, 2021

delouse

To remove a person from your friend's list in a social network, be it virtual or real. This depends on one thing: the so-called friend has been a real Judas, a bane rather than a boon and someone who has a negative vibe around them. Just like lice or any other parasitic insect, they suck the essence of life out of you. So to remove them would mean to delouse them

He was spreading a lot of shit about me on Facebook, so I deloused him and some of my friends followed suit.

by Kay-MaaN July 19, 2011