Displug

Verb

To remove someone's plug from an outlet so that you can steal said outlet.

A: I saw you unplug my laptop adapter from the wall!

B: Yeah, I displugged you so that I could charge my phone.

by kelly callahan August 4, 2012

Displaced

to project feelings onto an object or person not originally intended, but done so subconsciously, since directly addressing the true source of one's feelings is either too painful or too difficult.

Mercedes was very angry at Paul for flirting with Kitty. So she displaced her feelings of hostility by befriending Marshall in retribution.

by Ili T. September 25, 2013

Energy displacement

A sudden disappearance of energy from your body, making you feel disconnected from the world. You feel as though all life is outside of you, in a spiritual sense, and from another point of view, you look like in a daze. Can be unpleasant for you and others, because you look sick or disturbed. Resting for a little while can put the energy back in the right place.

Fred: Hey, what's wrong with Danny?
George: I don't know, he looks as though he has energy displacement. Look at his face; it's not focused on anything!

by Kiki Yaku February 18, 2010

Soap Dispenser

When a man jerks off another man onto his genitals to use as soap after anal sex.

After tapping the sewage line Sam used Escobar as a Soap Dispenser to clean himself off before getting head.

by TheSewageAuthority April 2, 2011

Displaced Anger

Anger is often associated with suspicion and mistrust, and can manifest itself in feelings of hostility, frustration, exasperation and even fury.

But what happens when you displace your anger?

Anger displacement occurs when you direct your angry thoughts and feelings at someone or something that is safe or convenient, rather than the actual source of your anger.

--Damn girl, did you hear about all that drama with Tina and Joey?

-Ya, I heard that Tina found out Joey's was messin around with that hoe Juicy!!
--Ya, now Tina wants to kill that hoe Juicy, but she finnen ta take Joey back
-Damn, that's whack talk about displaced anger

by whackfree December 26, 2011

dispunctional

Dispunctional describes someone one who is congenitally incapable of being on time or punctual. Used to describe, for example, someone who always arrives after a meeting has started. Also connection to disfunctional to describe the functional inability to be on time. First used around 1984

Fred must be dispunctional, he hasn't been on time for any meetings this year.

by Martin Anderson January 25, 2006

dispiggled

outraged, flipped a pancake, dissatisfied, sad.

"Disney along with Martin luther king would be dispiggled at this age" - Cakeair

"See that girl in the back of the bus...I dispiggled her last night...if you know what I mean..."

"dispiggled, i like that word!! :3" - vintageisclassic

by Cakeair August 22, 2009