cancellating

v. that which cancels

My coworker tried to yell over the loudspeaker while I was making an announcement, but no one could hear him because of my noise-cancellating microphone.

by SharaC1982 July 30, 2008

cancelly

when all the numbers in a math problem cancel out

when you factor out the same numbers, the problem is cancelly

by antwon loves Natalie August 11, 2008

Conceliac

A subject who desperately attempts to hide from someone they have wronged, someone to which they owe a debt, or someone they have annoyed in general.

Jonathan, ever the paranoid conceliac, changed his name and moved to another state because he owed some guy 20 bucks.

by Java jeff November 4, 2009

cancellitius

A person who constantly cancels reservations, appointments or engagements. This person is normally considered rather flaky as well.

Ahh, Frank Black is scheduled to arrive today at 2:00pm. Due to his cancellitius, it is likely he will call in to cancel once again or just fail to arrive completely.

by Tiny OG April 1, 2016

cancelate

When someone is forced to stop masturbating before the finish.

My mom walked in on me and I was forced to cancelate.

by Crazed Doughnut May 4, 2017

Cancellation Waitlist

An imaginary waiting list used by customer service representatives to get customers of their phones when they request a sooner appointment

This lady just called in demanding for a tech to go out to her home tomorrow to fix her internet. The soonest appointment available is in 10 days so i told her that i added her name to the cancellation waitlist just to get her off my line.

by Capt.campos24 August 22, 2017

Canceled the season

To react out of proportion to mildly offensive behavior, resulting in a net loss of fun for all stakeholders involved.

Joe got drunk at last year's Christmas party so this year's party is a no go, they canceled the season!?!?

by Trollalalala April 22, 2018