deugo

a deugo is a canaidian male with the body of an ethiopian,

they are usually good at skiing groomers but hopeless in the pow and normally

they can not eat cheese without spending 3 hours on the toilet as a consiquence,

is all so a master at pokemon and one of the few who has caught them all!

wow that deugo is awsome. i wish i could catch that many pokemon

by stan24 January 8, 2012

Deug

A word that is better than drug, but only people who are on drugs write deug. To sum up, only swaggy people who are bold enough to take drugs and have so many that they misspell it as deug, are worthy of selling/having drugs.

Girl: Dude are you high?
Guy: NooO
Girl: How many drugs did you have?
Guy: I didn't take any deugs...

by anonymous August 11, 2021

debuff

A term used in gaming, most likely stemming from MMORPG lingo, where shortening terms becomes essential for text communication. A debuff can be used in two similar respects. It replaces the drawn-out phrase "negative status ailment", where an attack or spell causes some ill effect on it's target, i.e. poisoning, silence, bleed. Debuff can also be used referring to an attack or spell that removes positive status effects. Many traditional RPGs have adopted this term as well.

The noob stood no chance against the terrifying onslaught of poison and slow debuffs, and was soon witnessed yelling "wee wee wee," all the way home.

by Opus Atrum July 23, 2009

DeBungie

someone who is a less of a champ then of a person of slamko status.

Very common slang term in the lower mainland of British Columbia.

Ive never seen a guy lose in a fight that bad. He must be a DeBungie

by The one arm man June 15, 2010

debagging

(British & Coomonwealth) : The action of removing someone's trousers by force as a huiliation

His behaviour had more than once earned him a debagging.

by Simon Knuckleweed January 9, 2004

Debussy

Claude Achille Debussy

Don't compare to Ravel. Debussy's melodies (or motifs) are superior to most highly influential composers. The reason music took a plunge after Debussy is because no one could do what he had done, and so the contemporary era begun with great rancor and imparity.

Most popular works are "Prelude a l'apres-midi d'un faune", "Claire de lune," "Jeux de vagues" from La Mer, "Arabesque No. 1," "Reverie," and "La Fille aux cheveux de lin."

Claude Debussy is single-handedly the greatest composer of his time.

by CrazyElephantGuy February 3, 2008

debagged

pants pulled down and maybe underwear

i debagged t o b y h e s s i o n !!

by hession tobie hession September 21, 2009