Defaction

Defaction; Not fitting into society standards.

She was a victim by defaction!

by Visceria November 10, 2018

didacticism

-noun

dih-dakt-a-siz-uhm

1. A word commonly used to fill a gap in knowledge; often appearing in conversation that surpasses the intellectual ability of the speaker.

The true aesthetic moment hangs in suspension between pornography and didacticism.

by Relyt44 April 24, 2011

tax deduction

A name for annoying children, generally in an urban setting where they are not generally tolerated.

Take your filthy little tax deductions out of Manhattan and back to Jersey where they belong.

by tolstoy November 2, 2007

Deactivated

A person who has had sexual intercourse, but is no longer sexually "active." A person have not has sexual intercourse for at least six months to be considered "deactivated."

When filling out medical records you wonder where is the box referring to those who have not had sexual intercourse in so long the can't remember the last time. This is comparable for shoe shopping. You want to purchase the shoes, but you haven't used your credit card in so long it is now "deactivated"

by bisley January 15, 2009

Delaction

An abbreviation of delayed reaction.

Adrian: Excuse my delaction.
Simon: Asshole, you just nearly crashed into that winnebago!

by Adrian Hand March 12, 2008

defacto

That's the facts duh.

Hey there I'm looking up the Giants game Indo and I need there stats and defactos?

by Dendoverknow May 23, 2019

high deductability

A person who has a high deductability is hot, but so unintelligent that you want to duct tape their mouth shut so they don't ruin it by speaking.

Judging from his acting roles, Keanu Reeves seems to have a high deductability.

by Bump Rider January 26, 2009