defobulate

To undo, or remove fobulation; wishing someone had never acted in the first place.

Someone may fobulate (organise, or sort) something poorly; in a way which is not suitable or just plain unproductive. To defobulate, one removes this organisation allowing resumption of normal operation.

If the previous fobulation was productive, but a new one is needed for a specific purpose use refobulate instead of defobulate.

I finally defobulated the files after the intern decided to improve efficiency.

by duckman2313 February 24, 2012

defibulated

To be defibulated

I was almost defibulated last night at the party

by Jalen Levene May 27, 2017

defibulate

When something goes through the process of flattening, or losing it's energy and inflation, usually in a dramatic looking way.

The bicycle's tires had completely defibulated, losing all of their air and almost looking mushy against the garage floor.

by JustAGuyWithTheRightWords April 27, 2019

defibulate

When something goes through the process of flattening, or losing a lot of its energy or inflation in a quick, dramatic way.

The bicycle's tires had completely defibulated, losing all of their air and collapsing in an almost mushy pile against the asphalt.

by JustAGuyWithTheRightWords April 27, 2019

Decapulate

Something in absolute squalor; extremely poor condition.

Pops: This town is absolutely decapulated

by saucybela1003 October 16, 2021

defrapulated

A substitute word to be used in place of any other word, especially as a substitute for discombobulated.

I got defrapulated last night, after eating all those hot peppers.

That sink is all defrapulated; we better call the plumber.

The defrapulation of mathematics can be complicated.

Try to defrapulate which tools are used for this job.

by Defrapulator November 23, 2021

Defacicated

To have your face removed via a machine or surgical procedure.

The man was defacicated for scientific research for future implant on a live subject.

by Potatoechip March 21, 2024