dyception

a large group of people that play an MMORPG, call themselves a clan, and have AIDS and HIV

See that fat Goku guy, and the retarded Patrick from Spongebob, yeah, they are from dyception

by Waffles Are Good June 3, 2008

Decepticon Driver

Straight Goddamn Head Drop.

Hurts like the willies.

Druid just got dropped with a Decepticon Driver? Someone call the paramedics!

by not gbomber March 23, 2003

Decepticon Driver

A fuck up of what was meant to be a piledriver done by a Moose lover.

OMG! DECETION DRIVAH~! Now he's gonna violate that poor moose...

by OMKOM March 23, 2003

deceptioned

1. To be deceived. 2. When one attempts to swindle money out of you.

1. Timmy's girlfriend lied to him, he got totally deceptioned. 2. You mean I have to subscribe to this site to get access to the stress-test of this game? Are you trying to deception me or what?

by thedubixcube July 24, 2008

Deceptaboss

1. A.) a person who was at one time a boss but has since lost this status. or B.) a person who deceives him or herself into believing that they are a boss.

Such a person exhibits unbosslike characteristics like maximizing ones profit at the expense of friends.

2. the polar opposite of an autoboss; one who false steps like there is no tomorrow.

1. Tony Almeida was the greatest side-kick boss when he was all about helping Jack Bauer, but then he played his bro... what a deceptaboss.

2. This guy Lion goes around acting like he's fly and owns everything. He doesn't. He's the epitome of a deceptaboss.

by Geradimus Prime May 3, 2009

deceptofile

(n) a person who looks attractive from the side but vastly less attractive to a disappointing degree when they turn to face you. The root is a combination of the words "deceptive" and "profile".

Note: this is different than a "deceptophyle" which is a guy who only has sex with transformers.

From the side, she was a fox, but when she looked at me head on, I realized she was a deceptofile--so disappointing.

by jodyOs November 16, 2009

deceptious

An extremely, underhanded, deceitful action, thought, idea, belief, value etc.

Deceptious in his thinking as he sought to hide the papers he had recently removed from his fathers briefcase.

by Ned Phillips November 7, 2011