Deacon Bumps

noun: the bumps that are located either on the rolls or just the back of a deacon's neck

Deacon Bumps on the rear neck

by tommy01 April 19, 2009

Deconbobulated

To have an idea discounted by a superior, or boss. This word is used frequentley in the product design industry to emphasise the frequency of substandard design ideas.

Robin totally deconbobulated me today, my works just not good enough!

by timmik May 11, 2009

Decockus

A little braid or strand of hair left out of a girl's ponytail/ updo. Can also be found on men; When all of the man's hair is cut in a short buzz cut except a small part in the back which is usually long enough to braid.

I thought Milton was hott until he turned around and I was faced with his 6 inch decockus. It was braided!!!!

by DecockusAlmighty December 18, 2009

decondition

to throw out of order.

Your negligence has deconditioned the well-functioning air conditioner.

by uttam maharjan October 25, 2010

Decocoon

To come out of one's shell like a butterfly, in reference to painting, as an artist matures as a painter.

Amber needs to decocoon herself if she wants people to see her true potential.

by Tetanus September 20, 2012

Decollage

A crafting term: Use the craft technique decoupage to create a collage.

Wow! That decollage of the beer bottle labels on the pizza box is awesome!

by Ginny907 October 25, 2012

deconceptualist

Art making or artwork which is created intuitively (and initially believed to be created without concept) but upon completion of the artwork, the work does express a cohesive idea or concept. This form of art making (or design) is associated with process art, wherein the artist begins making work and by project completion the artwork or design series embodies a unified (cohesive) concept. Deconceptual work is art, craft, or design produced by a seasoned maker with years of practice (not to be confused with naive art making by unpracticed artists). Deconceptual art, craft, and design (where concept is attributed after creation) should hold up under rigorous deconstruction. Related words include: Deconceptual Art, deconceptualism, deconcept design, deconceptualize, post deconceptual, neo-deconceptualist, graphic deconceptualism

"Do you mind if we peruse... Huge fans of the Neo-Deonceptualists," said Sherlock. "Neo-Deconceptualists? Not a thing," said Watson. "Don't tell Fabiana, it might crush her," said Sherlock. Elementary, Season 2, Episode 11, "Internal Audit"

by whitegraph December 15, 2013