Fisher's deduction

The more issues a person crudely shoehorns down into a liberal/conservative dichotomy, the more certain you can be that the person is an American

Exact origins are unknown, but Fisher's Deduction is a maxim or meme found in USENET and other online discussions, similarly to Godwin's Law.

by office glen November 14, 2005

Deduction

1) An idea formed by deducing.

2) Subtraction.

1) I made the deduction that somebody had stolen my goldfish for revenge after putting the clues all together.

2) The ten-point deduction in round two really stomped out his internal fire; he just played the rest of the rounds out after that and took the loss.

by Diggity Monkeez March 12, 2005

standard deduction

The traditional Lenten sacrifice of abstinence from non-seafood meat (beef, pork, chicken, lamb, etc.), as opposed to any additional sacrifice like chocolate, beer, video games, or sex.

GF: Are you gonna give up playing Guitar Hero for Lent?
BF: Hells no, I gotta finish it in hard. I'll just take the standard deduction.
GF: Step aside, then. I just need to beat "Knights of Cydonia" in expert to finish the game. Nooch!

by resident alian February 18, 2008

deducation

dedication toward education, either for oneself or others

Generally speaking, parents possess more deducation than their children. But none surpass the deducation level displayed by university presidents.

by deadeye111 June 22, 2016

tax deduction

A name for annoying children, generally in an urban setting where they are not generally tolerated.

Take your filthy little tax deductions out of Manhattan and back to Jersey where they belong.

by tolstoy November 2, 2007

defunction

Not able to funk...Lack of letting the vibes flow....

Lucy was defunction(ing) herself at the Rave/Techno dance party!

by Seth Wolf July 16, 2005

Defunctioned

When something isn't right or it's faulty.

My tap is leaking it must be defunctioned.

by Loopy_lottie March 19, 2017