Cancelled

The term soft people use against someone on social media when they dislike them for something they said or did trying to make them irrelevant or not important.

“This celebrity” was cancelled because of something 100% true they said but were considered concealed by offended pussies.

by Theman829 May 10, 2020

Cancel

The opposite of Confirm.

If you click Cancel for the purpose of correcting a typo, UrbanDictionary.com will insist that you correct both the Definition and the Example, regardless of the fact that one of them doesn't have a typo in it. Otherwise, it will say, That example was already submitted for... even though you canceled that submission.

by Downstrike December 1, 2004

cancel

To cancel is to kill someone.

"Put the gun down. You don't have the balls to cancel me"

by erotica69 September 27, 2005

canceled

This word is blatantly bolded, as it bluntly tells you your entry was canceled before it was reviewed by editors.

'SUBMISSION CANCELED.
Your submission was canceled before it was reviewed by editors.'

"What, the? They didn't even spell it right!"

by Citronic December 10, 2007

cancell

To cancel something twice just to make sure it's canceled.

He cancelled it. Now you'll have to stop making excuses and go buy a horse.

by Boobuuu May 27, 2014

Cancelled

As in It's Never Going To Happen, or when something is irreverent to you, usually used on the app called Live.me

Jazmin: "Josh is live, let's say hi"
Juss: "That's cancelled"

by TacosHaveFeelingsToo February 15, 2017

Cancel

Cancel: To abort or interrupt an action by performing a different action instead.

He canceled his slash attack with a dash and then canceled that with another slash attack making the boss a complete joke.

by henke37 May 18, 2014