Disrackted

Adverb: having the attention diverted when a girl with a delicious rack walks by, leaving one in an entranced, dreamlike state.

Guy 1: "Well, I got this new weed and.."
{girl walks by in scoop-neck tank with great tits}
Guy 2: "Sorry dude, what were you saying? I just got totally disrackted."

by Booperguy July 15, 2010

Districted

Confused and strongly surprised .

Wow tre I'm districted asf .

by J gal January 3, 2018

discrate

Discrate is a word usually means rudeness to the public. When somebody makes a rude action of physical he is usually a discrate .

Tory spiced in the street so he was a discrate to the public environment

by Imthebest15 March 12, 2018

distractertainment

Entertaining journalism meant to distract to reader from focusing on the dumpster fire that was 2020. (verb/noun)

I was looking for a little distractertainment after my pet hamster, Steve contracted covid-19 again. Sad face.

by Diamond_Jim March 25, 2021

dishtracted

When you get distracted by washing the dishes in the sink and forget about what you were supposed to be doing instead.

After waiting 30 minutes...

Nancy: "Were you able to find those tools in the garage?"

Ian: "Yikes, that's right! I'm sorry, I got dishtracted by the dishes".

by IanHasAllTools January 5, 2023

disgraced

When people find out that the Bengals were secretly given the Texans playbook by you, but then they end up kicking your ass anyways.

Roll was disgraced in MPSL

by Not Roll fr May 31, 2023

Discrate

**Discrate (verb)**: A term invented by Jayesh to mean "to undervalue, insult, or belittle someone; to diminish someone's worth or to treat them with disrespect."

For example:
- "He felt discrated by the harsh remarks."
- "Don’t discrate her contributions; they are significant."

-dont discrate him he is far more powerful then u think

by Jaybhai August 4, 2024