deprecate

To fuck it off completely. Generally used by those understanding of the modern idiosyncrasies of the evolving nature of the English language.

It has nothing to do with any of that 'expressing disapproval' crap...

"Im going to deprecate that B1 shit"

by definitely_not_me February 5, 2014

defrecated

A crappy piece of software that should no longer be used but has been left around for backside compatibility. A portmanteau of defecate and deprecated.

Internet Explorer 6 was defrecated years ago.

I can't believe people are still using that defrecated Twitter API.

by Lesbrarian September 17, 2010

sweat depreciation

home improvement projects completed during a depreciating real estate market

I completed the patio project and gained some sweat depreciation.

by 1SmartBlonde July 2, 2009

deprecated

The past verb or past participle of:

deprecate. n. To express earnest disapproval of; to belittle.

Don't deprecate perfectly good words.

by Bad Grammar Must Die April 2, 2003

Depreciating Asset

A prominent butt that in twenty years will be only a shadow of its former glory

Mike: Hey that girl has a fine ass.......
Steve: Yea, but wait a few years and it will be a totally Depreciating Asset.....

by hokie89 October 15, 2011

deprevated

To be extremely low on energy or being very exausted

todays exam was deprevating or I'm feeling so deprevated right now

by sofireee June 16, 2024

Depreciation-mobile

A new or newer vehicle, often electric and/or a German vehicle, that is expected to depreciate in value significantly in a short period of time, especially due to car prices spiking from 2020-2022 and then falling sharply during 2024.

2021: "Look at my new Tesla Model S Plaid! It's the fastest money can buy for $130,000."
2024: "Noooo! You can't just be worth $60,000 after less than 3 years! That's like $23,000 a year to drive this depreciation-mobile!"

Elon: "Haha Tesla factory go brrrr"
Repo Man: "Haha tow truck go brrrr"

by Farter2024 July 24, 2024