Deductive

A strength through a statement or law.

This whole thing about stealing is just deductive.

by The-real-smart-boy November 15, 2018

defactor

VERB: to revert software source code to its prior (less manageable) state.

Engineer 1: "Hey, did you get your changes checked-in?"

Engineer 2: "No, my boss said we couldn't make changes for this release, so I had to defactor them."

by desert_planet October 31, 2013

Weapons of mass deduction

Taxes or else other methods of removing the working people's hard earned cash. Typically utilized by the man, these weapons are a crime against humanity and a sin against nature.

Tom: Who in the name of Ayn Rand do the IRS think they are, taking my pay from me? I don't owe them two farts!

Dave: Too bad they have those bloody weapons of mass deduction.

by Colonel Duke Lacrosse December 1, 2011

Decactinization

The act of removing a mass quantity of cactus from a certain area.

The decactinization of this desert has had a huge impact on its wildlife.

by Cowbob97 October 21, 2018

deactivating

cutting off from all social networking apps except messenger, until the purposelessness of the action is realized.

"i'm deactivating guys, i think it's really gonna help me change my life around"

by humanbeingperson November 30, 2019

deduction

A physical or personal/social characteristic which necessitates a loss of points on the physical/social attractiveness scale (as figure skaters receive deductions for errors in their routines)

Super butt and danced it off, but talked about herself all night and hasn't brushed her teeth in a week--major deductions.

by Dr. Foo February 20, 2009

didactic

a speech or writing that is didactic is intended to teach people a lesson

Usually whenever I do something wrong, my mom gives me a super long didactic speech! It gets pretty annoying after a while.

by BearCastle November 24, 2011