demosecrated

To completely destroy something beyond comprehension.

From the English words demolished and desecrated.

"He demosecrated that gentleman's face, they had to use his dental records for identification."

by Viciousx March 14, 2018

Deodeb state

The level where you are above depression but below depression level

Debanshu was in deodeb state because of deona.

by Debanshu biswas January 7, 2022

Deroderant

Formerly a mispronounced version of 'Deoderant', this product is used by filthy people to remove rodents from their armpits.

"Pass me the deroderant, they're nesting again"

by TomFunk December 17, 2008

demonetized

Word communly used Captain Sparklez to avoid seeing their revenue locked Youtube.

Other words such as "fork, frick or

The creeper just Ksssssst and explode and then I demonetized and lost all my dimonds into lava.

Here, it stand for died like a smol brain.

by WaveStory August 13, 2019

demonetized

A word used in past perfect for non family friendly words such as killed, died, fucked.

It is also what videos on YouTube can get if they use these non family friendly words and the video gets removed of all ad revenue

Man, my video got demonetized..

Hey, that guy’s totally demonetized.

by Lucas B Nagy October 15, 2019

The Demodcracy

Youtuber with over 85k subs and has the sexiest voice ever.

Jack: Have you watched The DeModcracy yet?
Geordie: No but ive been meaning to
Jack: You're such a loser

by The Nibster September 15, 2016

message board decoder ring

A mythical tool used to decipher message board posts made by a person who is speaking to one individual person about something only the two of them understand....both of whom, ironically, are usually tools themselves. The goal of the tools is to hope people wonder what they are talking about. The tools can only be thwarted by a decoder ring tool.

Oh bless my stars, another incoherent post by the ancient one....I MUST know what it means! Now....where did I leave that message board decoder ring....

by L0VE (the 0 is a zero) February 20, 2011