disambiguous

dis·am·big·u·at·ed, dis·am·big·u·at·ing, dis·am·big·u·ates
To establish a single grammatical or semantic interpretation for.
disambiguation - clarification that follows from the removal of ambiguity
clarification, elucidation, illumination - an interpretation that removes obstacles to understanding
lexical disambiguation - disambiguation of the sense of a polysemantic word

"She found the example to be quite disambiguous, but the professor's clarification helped her to understand the textbook"

by sharkamov November 25, 2013

disambiguation

the separation of life on acid

a flower pedal from a bike pedal; because it has to be here disambiguation

by eliep August 18, 2010

Disambiguation

To make something small again, as to lose your boner

I had a total disambiguation when I found out she was a guy.

by wetwerks February 15, 2018

disambiguate

To undress; To Strip, as in Stripper or Stripteaser

I'd like to see her/him disambiguated

by Alexander London June 13, 2008

disdom

The descent into a state of complete and utter obsession with Disney

And in that moment, I was certain I had fell into a magical pit of what could only be described as disdom

by Descentintodisney April 26, 2015

Disambiguation

The vapor trail from a jet.

The disambiguation streaked across the sky behind the jet.

by Troutmuchacho April 21, 2019

Disdaineurysm

n. A portmanteau of "disdain" and "aneurysm", the result of getting so angry at a person or event that your blood pressure becomes dangerously high and/or you feel like you could have a stroke.

If I read about one more mass shooting and nothing gets done about it, I'm going to have a disdaineurysm.

by icarusfountain August 8, 2019