Deflated

Opposite of erected. When you see someone extremely unattractive or if they turn you off by looks or actions.

I was so erected by her sister, but once I saw her, I deflated in five seconds flat. #turnoff

by LexLuthor_HayBailz June 22, 2016

deflated boner

When an old man gets a boner and all the old nasty extra skin is dangling from it

OMFG I heard my neighbors having sex they are old and i wanna know how the do it with that deflated boner

by LalalalaYOUFAG August 2, 2009

Delated

Delighted to be late to a party, event, work or undesirable appointment.

Patrick was delated to get a flat tire and not have a spare while on the way to his mother-in-law's birthday party.

by Kukabear June 25, 2012

deprecated

The past verb or past participle of:

deprecate. n. To express earnest disapproval of; to belittle.

Don't deprecate perfectly good words.

by Bad Grammar Must Die April 2, 2003

demeated

A regular entree with ingredients that have either been sustituted with non meat alternatives for contain no meat.

Can I get a demeated chicken wings.

by keyvez September 20, 2009

beat 'n' defeated

a redundant phrase, since each word can mean the same thing. however, due to its rhyming scheme, it seems to be a more definitive way of saying someone or something lost.

beat-you lost the tennis match 6-4, 6-4, 6-3 to a very good opponent.

defeated-you lost your previous match 6-3, 6-2, 6-2 to an average player.

beat and defeated-your kid brother won a match against you 6-0, 6-0, 6-0 even though he had spent the last week sick in bed with the flu and he wasn't wearing his glasses. this, my friends, means you were beat 'n' defeated. soundly.

by earpuller November 6, 2007

delated

it means to be really really late

damn, im delated for this party

by tommy May 13, 2005