Deloyed

forgotten, unimportant, hated, feeling non-existent to others. trying to be forgotten.

The deloyed man felt no good would happen for him.

I am deloyed.

by Leon Heart July 20, 2010

Demoya

Demoya is a gorgeous, bright, and intelligent woman. She is someone you may talk to if you need advise or simply someone to provide a hand. Demoya is always cracking jokes, so it's never boring around her; nevertheless, if she isn't familiar with or close to the people around her, she may appear shy. She has always been a tough and tenacious woman.

Demoya is always there for me; I can always count on her.

by oxoxo.yk November 21, 2021

detoilet

A derogatory term for the city of Detroit, usually used in conjunction with one of there sports franshises.

Did you see those detoilet tigers get their asses handed to them by the sox?

The detoilet pistons are overrated.

by Henry S. August 22, 2006

detypecasting

Casting actors for movies, series or stage plays in a type of role the audience is not familiar with to be played by the actor in question. This could be initially the choice of the actor, possibly as a way to try and change ones reputation (like Elijah Wood did by taking his roles in Hooligans and Sin City after being Frodo in the Lord of the Rings trilogy), or show the audience a "different side" of him or her (like Robin Williams did with One Hour Photo and Insomnia). It could also be the director's choice of wanting to get "something more" out of an actor, or try and create a certain tension or spontaneity; for example, Richard Kelly casting Sarah Michelle Gellar, Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson and Seann William Scott in Southland Tales (2006).

"Richard Kelly casting Sarah Michelle Gellar, Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson and Seann William Scott in Southland Tales is a school example of detypecasting."

by Sido Lanters April 5, 2009

Detos

Just Detos

“Want some Detos?”
“You mean Doritos?”
“No”

by Dude von Deto March 6, 2022

Designated Decoy

A person leaving a bar sober, but appearing very drunk, going out and sitting in his car in full view of the cops, to distract them from noticing other people who were leaving who were not sober.

"We should be safe to drive tonight, we have a designated decoy!"

by oswood April 24, 2010

detoxicate

1) to relax or enlighten by removal of alcohol or a drug, especially to the point where physical and mental control is markedly regained 2) to relax or depress to the point of apathy or calmness
related: detoxicated, detoxication

After a night of heavy boozing and smoking he decided to detoxicate and started pounding water.

by curtis gardner August 17, 2008