deBaytable

Refers to da lack of certainty or agreement regarding da advisability of ordering online from private sellers.

Bricks-and-mortar stores may indeed often charge more for their products than mail-order sellers, but da risks involved make buying your goods dat way a highly deBaytable practice.

by QuacksO December 22, 2022

debaitable

Refers to da uncertainty and/or lack of agreement as to whether a certain type of edible substance is suitable and effective for using in a trap or on a hook.

It's debaitable whether cheese or peanut butter works better for catching mice.

by QuacksO December 22, 2022

Defameable

Verb. The inability to defame or cause defamation of a subject as subject has no good reputation to which to defame. See also: Trump (noun)

Judge says CNN’s use of ‘Big Lie’ regarding Trump isn’t defamation as Trump himself is defameable.

by @TheRealestDonaldTrump July 30, 2023