delouse

v. To remove unwanted items from a culinary creation.

Crap! I forgot to ask for no tomatoes. Guess I'll just have to delouse my burger.

by The Grammar Nazi January 4, 2002

declout

To remove somebody’s clout, especially clout provided to them from you.

My “girl” didn’t respond to my snaps, so I had to declout her so she’d be irrelevant.

by Jake1114 May 11, 2019

delouse

To remove a person from your friend's list in a social network, be it virtual or real. This depends on one thing: the so-called friend has been a real Judas, a bane rather than a boon and someone who has a negative vibe around them. Just like lice or any other parasitic insect, they suck the essence of life out of you. So to remove them would mean to delouse them

He was spreading a lot of shit about me on Facebook, so I deloused him and some of my friends followed suit.

by Kay-MaaN July 19, 2011

dellous

The quality of being so entrenched in conventional electronics that one is unable to recognize innovation...this term particularly applies to those who doubt products by Apple, such as the ipod, iphone, itv, ibook, etc.

Seth was so dellous that he owned not one but two Zunes...and all of his predictions about Apple's stock were wrong.

by hiddenflem July 15, 2007

Declouet

A strange individual that refuses to leave their house and or computer, and takes 5-7 showers a day.

Get a life you Declouet!

by Funkysweaterlover August 22, 2010

Delougar

Dead Lesbian Cougar

"Don't go out with her; she's old. She's gonna be a delougar before you know it."

"You're dating a delougar?" "She's not dead." "She will be soon."

"Now she's just a delougar...one of her only legacies."

by M$.B. November 22, 2013

denouement

The final part of a play, film, or narrative in which the strands of the plot are drawn together and matters are explained or resolved.

‘the film's denouement was unsatisfying and ambiguous’

by Stellio July 12, 2017