Disclude

To intentionally leave something or someone out. A smarter, cooler cousin of 'exclude' that sounds like what it should be – the opposite of include. Why does it work? Well, if include is a word, disclude should be too.

“We decided to disclude the boring options and focus on what felt bold.”
“She was discluded from the group chat, but honestly, it was for the best.”
“Let’s disclude Mondays from our lives entirely.”

by Mag Rays May 23, 2025

Discluded

Not included any longer.
Left out of a situation.
Similar to excluded but not the same.

You are officially discluded from the group chat.
Don't discluded me!

by quzxs April 22, 2019

Discluded

To be un-included, not included, but easier to say than that bullshit

Created by Brandon Rose, influenced by Marshall Druar

4 guys on a coach**
One guy: You two wanna watch the game?

You two’s: yah of course man
Other guy: I’m so discluded in everything

by PucksnapsFerdaBoys July 30, 2018

disalude

in mad chaos, in confusion

The cops were disalude after they got shot at

by James October 15, 2004

Discluding

The art of not including a person, place or thing in something that is happening or going on.

"Christi's totally drunk, but I still bet she will be discluding Doug from any action tonight based on the lame ass clothing he wore to the party."

"Yo! We're discluding that bitch from the party, she's always hitting on Walter."

by Buffman6236 November 3, 2011

Discluding

Disclude is when snotty bratty girls don't let others in there posse, and then the rumors and gossip start going around! Discluding is an excuse for being a bitch!

She's discluding that bitch!

by Jjthejetplane November 11, 2013