deconcentrate

To beat someone up so bad that they can't think straight or talk right

i'll beat your ass so bad that you'll be deconcentrateded

by Soulja Boi January 8, 2005

Decollateralize

To remove an object from risk of repossession in the event of a loan default, by assigning another object as collateral to the loan amount in its place.

Sissy, I own my car free and clear, now that you have decollateralized it by making Dad's car collateral for your loan instead.

by FoxxDogg June 27, 2005

decomplish

The opposite of accomplish, to fail, and reverse effects

yo boyeee.. I cant believe that tommy decomplish all the work I did cleaning up the party. Its like he trashed the place all over again

by mrbadssRB January 12, 2009

decomplish

1. to not accomplish. 2. an active effort which results in failure, usually through ineptitude or incompetence.

Provenance: "What's left for them Bush Administration to -- decomplish, if you will." - John Stewart, The Daily Show, 2008-09-23

by Byron Jones January 13, 2009

Decodation

1) The act of decoding a situation.

2) The act of decoding a personality type or psychoanalyzing an individual or group of individuals.

A. The paper was a decodation of Mr. Smith and his interaction with sally.

B. Specific decodation of a situation requires much thought and attention to detail.

by sidekicksail December 24, 2009

DeCockxify

If his cock is your drug... then DeCoxify is what a

girl or gay man has to do after a break up with a boyfriend one had highly addicktive great sex with.

Example: I miss sex with him so much I might have to check into Betty Ford Clinic to DeCockxify!

by HollyWood90027 January 16, 2011

decomposable income

Term used in the developing world that refers to salary components made up of organic matter, usually in the form of fruits or food for the purpose of tax savings.

Reghu: "Whats with all the refrigerators in the house?"
Jaya: "Its for all the extra decomposable income i've been making this year"

by 404g February 26, 2012