Defrigulate

The act of wearing down a drunk woman's resistance to showing her breasts. Generally involves repeated propositions of the form "boobs?" by one or more men until the woman can no longer resist and flashes everyone.

After we defrigulated her, she was pulling those puppies out more than Tila Tequila!!

by Doctor Mark August 22, 2010

public defriender

public defriender (noun): an individual who frequently and/or openly discusses removing people from their friends list in a self-righteous and attention-seeking manner.

"deleting some ppl from my fb who longer serve dey purpose. #realtalk"

"GODDDD why is she such a public defriender?!!"

by qaballer April 29, 2013

defrog

a setting on most cars and vehicles which removes frogs from the windshield

the window is all froggy better turn on the defrog

by Matt Huff November 11, 2009

Defriendcident

An incident that causes 1 or multiple parties to be "defriended" via a social network.

Right after the whole defriendcident I called her triflin a*s to let her know the deal. So you can run and tell that.

by HBieber August 24, 2010

defriend

An aggressive form of "unfriending", usually with full knowledge that the person is aware of the action

"I'm fed up with her politics and her crowd. I'll just defriend her!"

by andrex_ca February 1, 2017

Defrim

Defrim means entertainment. He is someone who comes in your life and definitely leaves his mark. You’ll never forget someone like Defrim. He is handsome, smart and creative. If you have a person like him in your life, you’re blessed.

I love him, Defrim is magical.

by Rosestar123 July 14, 2019

defrag

1. To rearrange data on a disk so that it is stored seqentially rather than randomly, thus decreasing total access times. Fairly useless on new, fast drives.

2. Antonym of frag. Ie, to bring someone back to life.

1. Dirko: My 486 is running like a bag of shit.
Atticus: Defrag the dunga!

2. Game consol: Dirko was fragged by Poonani
Dirko: Damn, I need to be defragged. This definition is so stupid.

by Grant Hayes September 27, 2005