debacled

to have a sudden onslaught of ludicrous failure brought down upon you...especially after you illegally video tape other teams' practice...and arrogantly prance into superbowl XL II expecting to be handed the Lombardi trophy while wearing a ridiculous red hoodie.

"we knew that the patriot's defense was one of the weakest links of the team...but what happened tonight was that the strength of the patriot's team got...DEBACLED!"
--emmitt james smith III

by holdenfunk February 5, 2008

Deallen

a guy with a big johnson

that guy has a huge deallen

by loco 23 April 1, 2010

debacleization

Debacleization is a move that takes a bad situation and exponentially makes it worse by making a bad decision.

Mangini's decision to replace Quinn with Anderson was the debacleization that ended up costing him the head coaching position for the Browns.

by Petergozinya September 28, 2009

Debacle

N. A disaster

V. To confuse someone utterly

see also debacling

Ben was quite debacled when I seemed to have injured my ankle, but then jumped up and ran away when he came to investigate.

by Tim_Dayton December 1, 2004

deballification

The act of being whipped by your girlfriend/wife. She rips off the testicles and puts them in a jar to show all your friends who wears the pants in the relationship.
deballify, deballified, deballifying

Paul was deballified by Tristen when she told him to stay at home and cuddle instead of going to the LSU game; and he did.

by D. Burshears December 1, 2004

dewallflower

Combination of deflower and wallflower. A shy person becoming socially active.

I didn't know anyone at the party. I was a wallflower for the first couple hours until this attractive girl came over and asked me to dance. She dewallflowered me.

by Ezra Alexander February 27, 2007

Debacle

A problem of huge proportion, usually associated with algebra or tarsias. Immortalised by Mr. Wade.

By Jove my lovelies this is a complete debacle!

by ms_12 December 12, 2019