Deprection

When you are depressed from how horny you are.

I heard Johnny been so horny that he now has deprection.

by Killme.com June 5, 2020

Deppecate

The act of pooping on your partner's bed.

She was so mad at her boyfriend, she Deppecated him.

by Wild Wayno April 30, 2022

Deprecalete

In software, enforced deprecation of legacy features by deleting the features, making them inaccessible.

We will deprecalete the SOAP API starting with version 1.9.

by Jae Eflin August 5, 2022

Depracation

an extended period of misery and unproductiveness, especially one spent away from home or in travelling.

John went on depracation in the hope that he would feel more motivated and productive when he returned to work.

by Deferent thinking August 7, 2022

deprevated

To be extremely low on energy or being very exausted

todays exam was deprevating or I'm feeling so deprevated right now

by sofireee June 16, 2024

depredate

To steal from, plunder or ravage.

Many types of predators depredate bird nests while hunting.

by DΘCTΘRχΡΗΥL July 8, 2024

Depreciation-mobile

A new or newer vehicle, often electric and/or a German vehicle, that is expected to depreciate in value significantly in a short period of time, especially due to car prices spiking from 2020-2022 and then falling sharply during 2024.

2021: "Look at my new Tesla Model S Plaid! It's the fastest money can buy for $130,000."
2024: "Noooo! You can't just be worth $60,000 after less than 3 years! That's like $23,000 a year to drive this depreciation-mobile!"

Elon: "Haha Tesla factory go brrrr"
Repo Man: "Haha tow truck go brrrr"

by Farter2024 July 24, 2024