deployment queen

A homely woman who becomes attractive on a deployment. She normally hooks up with people of higher rank than her.

Dude she is homely back home but overseas she is a deployment queen.

by LnNChrg January 11, 2014

Deployment Princess

A term to describe in the workplace where there is only one girl that is working alongside with a bunch of dudes. The girl is not attractive, but since she is the only girl, the girl behaves as if she is one.

Jim: Britney really needs to stop acting like a deployment princess. It's very annoying and is frankly, disgusting.
Brad: I know right, someone should go tell it to her face to let her know how we feel.

by CrzycocoX April 29, 2016

deploys.cc

A company owned by Deployer, he often uses carded Hetzner servers and commits identity fraud by using his friends id.

Yo, deploys.cc is a super scummy company

by __youmumisgay__ January 15, 2021

deplorious

to get fkd up beyond all recognition and terrorize the towns people

what happened to all the booze, oh no here comes a deplorious devan!

by npshaman June 15, 2018

Denloy

A jew in the second world war.

look at that Denloy, it is entering the gas chamber!

by Denloy August 11, 2019

Deployal

That one guy on Deployment who is actually faithful to his wife and doesn't find a 292 or Combat Whiskey to sleep around with. Usually a devote Christian or other religious type.

Person 1: Hey New guy do you have a liberty buddy for Phuket yet?

New Guy: Yeah Lemons asked me.

Person 1: Dude, Lemons so deployal! you are never gonna get laid hanging out with that guy.

by GM1 Stingray April 1, 2020

deploma

A deliberate misspelling of the word “diploma”. Credit is due to Sudbury, Ontario’s most famous online personality @Ryan_Lever. Ryan created a LinkedIn profile outlining his educational and professional accomplishments. In that profile he proudly announced he had received a “Grade 12 Deploma” from “white pines c&v”.

Used in the context of pointing out a braggart’s unintentional misspelling of a word. Also frequently used as a hashtag, #deploma , in a reply on Twitter after properly spelling the word.

Twitter post: “Gretchen’s face is red as a tamatoe!”, followed by a quote reply of *tomato #deploma

by Harry_Ballzak July 16, 2018