deposidrawal

Going to a bank and depositing a check while simultaneously making a withdrawal against it.

Chuy's girlfriend was complaining they had no money in their bank account, so he made a deposidrawal so everyone came out a winner on Friday.

by Michaels Moniker May 16, 2016

debosed

To feel unpleasant or frustrated about something.

Tom-“hey Dillon btw we got a test today.”

Dillion- “Bruh fr? This shit got me debosed.”

Dude your driving makes me debosed.

by Rine shline September 9, 2020

Debosed

To feel frustrated or annoyed, with or about something/someone.

Rosé I got debosed with Taylor in English class today!

by MonstersInc September 12, 2020

depesed

a fucking word that kids type its supposed to be depressed but yea

omggggg. im soo depesed

by taydefines December 28, 2020

Depose

You mean, like, legally?

Hym "Cus I'm pretty sure I'll be immune from the laws. Like 'depose' as in 'removing a king?' Because this isn't like a valiant thing you're doing here. You are being shoved off a ledge by a machine... You have a button that can stop the wall from moving... But I rigged the button the stops the wall to also open the cage... It isn't heroism."

by Hym Iam April 7, 2025

Deny defend depose

The saying from our goat Luigi who killed a corrupt CEO who does not earn the right to be named due to the fact that he’s responsible for thousands of deaths

Dude did you hear about Luigi?deny defend depose?

Dude3 Yeah

by UNHAPPYcliche December 21, 2024

Destrona" in English means "he/she/it dethrones" or "he/she/it deposes" (from the verb destronar). It is used to describe removing someone from a position of power, such as a monarch, leader, or champion (e.g., in sports or rankings).

Destrona" in English means "he/she/it dethrones" or "he/she/it deposes" (from the verb destronar). It is used to describe removing someone from a position of power, such as a monarch, leader, or champion (e.g., in sports or rankings).

Destrona" in English means "he/she/it dethrones" or "he/she/it deposes" (from the verb destronar). It is used to describe removing someone from a position of power, such as a monarch, leader, or champion (e.g., in sports or rankings).

by GravelWincher123 February 20, 2026