dispressed

To be under a great deal of obvious stress. When you are dispressed, your are both, distressed and depressed at the same time.

Hey, Mary, what's the matter, you look rather dispressed after that subtitling review meeting?

by Kenneth Lobo October 15, 2005

Disparency

When a piece of data does not fit with the rest of the data in the set.

A red car in a parking lot full of blue cars is a disparency.

by Disparent Parent. November 5, 2008

disprentillinticalimentarianalizationisms

disprentillinticalimentarianalizationism is the over-usage of suffixes, so obviously disprentillinticalimentarianalizationisms is just disprentillinticalimentarianalizationism but plural, so basically disprentillinticalimentarianalizationisms is the plural over-usages of suffixes.

disprentillinticalimentarianalizationisms is an amazing example of disprentillinticalimentarianalizationism.

by dsharkyo April 21, 2015

Dispizement

Pure and utter hatred towards another person

Kenny's dispizement towards John was geared with a passion of true hatred towards him

by New-Town December 30, 2009

Dispressing

A thoroughly unenjoyable mix of a distressing and depressing situation

Awh man I lost my smokes

Thats Dispressing

by adding needed words January 17, 2011

dispiritingly

tending to lower the spirit or enthusiasm

Her distress was dispiritingly to behold.

by Akhtar khan February 7, 2014

disprecrable

Dis-pre-crable. A disprecrable attitude devoids an enemy or former friend of the ability to recharge themselves, comfortably, in a shelf.

And saying kwom is so disprecrable.

by orionauts April 27, 2020