Discrimidate

(adverb): To remove from consideration for dating; to strictly date candidates based on bias of pre-determined favorable or unfavorable characteristics.

"I would never go out with Paul, he's a teacher and I totally discrimidate on income...."

"Dan decided it was in his best interest to exclusively discrimidate rich, Jewish girls with a penchant for naked yoga."

by Zamikos July 1, 2009

Discrendous

A cross between the words disgraceful and horrendous. a way to express ones feelings when both of the words above fail at describing the situation.

Her dress is discrendous.

That film was discrendous.

by zacchhyyboy August 10, 2010

discrepant

Amazingly pretentious word meaning 'differing' or 'inconsistent'.

Jane and Barbara hold discrepant opinions as to who ate the last donut.

by Scrmbly August 8, 2011

discrimidate

To not date someone for a discriminating reason.

I hate to discrimidate but I prefer white chicks.

by TyW. May 2, 2013

DiscrEMINEMinate

To love all of Eminem's music equally.

Charles: Infinite and It's Okay are my two favorites on the album

Steve: They're the only two I even listen to

Kayla: Don't discrEMINEMinate.

by NoRefunds June 9, 2013

Discrimidate

Making an unjust or prejudicial distinction in the treatment of different categories of people you choose to enter into a dating relationship, especially on the grounds of race, sex or age.

When it comes to women, I'm an equal opportunity dater. I don't discrimidate, I like them all. I don't have a "type" to speak of.

by gunslinger50 August 20, 2015

Discretion

Not provoking touchy sotuation/topic using right words or behaving in a certain manner

Frank talked with discretion to the grieving widow

by Poopeater69420 May 30, 2022