Decepticles

Devastator's(a Decepticon) testicles in the movie Transformers 2: Revenge of the Fallen

Have you seen the decepticles? they are made from steel!

by Decepticle August 10, 2009

deletion

to delete or remove parts from the content

a deletion mutation takes place in the DNA which leads to a change in the offspring

by pharosPT June 16, 2016

Decepticon

At the climax of sexual intercourse pretend that you're going to aim for the mouth when depositing your load, but instead hit em in the eye and say "more than meets the eye." Then proceed to "roll out!" As an option, you can choose to wear a transformer mask w/ voice changer.

My ex-girlfriend is pissed that I gave her a decepticon. Now she has a lazy eye. I had to roll out fast.

by Chuck-B February 10, 2009

decepticon

You know when you see a girl from a distance and she looks pretty hot, but the ugly factor increases the closer you get.

(from a distance...)
Friend 1: Dude! Check her out!
Friend 2: Yeah, not bad!
(the closer they get...)
Friend 1: Yo dude, my bad!
Friend 2: No prob, she's a decepticon!

by Scott January 14, 2004

Decepticon

A fat person who only shows photos of themselves, online, in which they do not appear fat, by means of flattering camera angles, head shots, or deceptive apparel.

You meet someone on an online dating website for the 1st time in person and he/she (typically she) is much larger than you expected.

"Man, I met this hottie online, but we met up and she turned out the be a decepticon. I was duped by the fatso!"

by t0m0wnzj0084 December 9, 2008

male receptionist

A man who is comfortable enough to work a job role stereotyped to be a woman's.

"It's great to have a male receptionist working with us, as it brings diversity and modernism"

by Riley Lissandra January 12, 2016

Deceptionomics

The study of the nature, grammatics, presentational parameters, and metrics of purposely deceptive online headlines, graphics, and other engineered messages intended principally to mislead the viewer into clicking online links that benefit the deceptor financially, politically, or socially.

The deceptionomics of that website doesn't allow it to permit an iota of truth to emerge.

Deceptionomically, it wouldn't make sense for the candidate to concede the truth of even a part of the allegations.

by Azusakimball September 14, 2018