snatch defeat from the jaws of victory

To lose when winning is an absolutely sure thing. See John Kerry's bid for the U.S. Presidency in 2004.

In 2004, John Kerry became the ultimate example of how to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory.

by Jake in NYC October 10, 2006

day of defeat

A game that is not 1, not2, but infinite steps up from Counter-Strike, which is a favorite of close-minded individuals and infantile morons.

Among the countless advantages of Day of Defeat, you do not get as many immature little kids complaining about hackers, and the damage level and recoil is such that the game requires skill and is a learning process.

by BlastMaster May 15, 2003

facially defeated

Someone who gets hit by an ugly stick

"Look at that girl over there."
"Umm, dude, she is facially defeated."

by waronstring July 16, 2008

Defeation

After a war or battle when the person who is defeated falls into a depression

After Germany lost in World War One the country suffered from defeation.

by Jonny boychuck March 18, 2018

Dehaati

An Indian word referring to a villager or someone that comes from the countryside. These rural people are often ridiculed by city dwellers as simple-minded and uneducated. However they are known for their love of music, nature and generally having fun. Many of the top acadaemics, sports stars and politicians of India have come from the countryside.

Priya: "You don't know how to use a computer, your such a dehaati"

Dehaati woman: "Shut up you stuck up bitch, go and check yourself out in a mirror for three hours like you normally do"

by Ashish4545454 December 30, 2010

4 millimeter defeater

A man who has a 4 millimeter cock or a catapult that has a base of 4 millimeters.

Tyrone has a 4 millimeter defeater which is small for his family.

by A cool cuh January 30, 2022

Dehati

“Dehati” is derived from “Dehat” and it means “RURAL.”
The literal meaning of the word “Dehati” is just “A villager.”
Anybody from North India will not be pleased but extremely offended if you call him a “DEHATI” because this word is invariably used for the persons of lower socio-economic class as “Abuse” not as a simple reference to their rural connection.

Aliya: i mailed my roommate to be, about getting together over the weekend! all she said was ''yea sure cool.'' Such a dehati!

by Klara987 November 16, 2011