Reject

v.
1. dismiss as inadequate, inappropriate, or not to one's taste.

n.
2. a person or thing dismissed as failing to meet standards or satisfy tastes.

union negotiators rejected a 1.5 percent pay increase

by ToolifyStudios March 20, 2022

Rejected

Rejected means to be dismiss as inadequate, inappropriate, or not to one's taste.

"she didn't want him to feel he had been rejected

"an application to hold a pop concert at the club was rejected"
after his sister was born"
""union negotiators rejected a 1.5 percent pay increase"
refuse to agree to (a request).

by Phoenix_In_Arizona March 21, 2022

Lefty Rejects

White Girls between the age of 12 and 16 that spout nonsensical shit like ACAB and Black Lives Matter. Leftys usually post black squares on their instagram when a black person is brutally murdered by Police. Usually, they're only dangerous if you have an opposing opinion. If you happen to encounter one they may bark at you, call you a racist, or call you a homophobic. They do like to harass conservatives and right-wing people. Their main habitat is usually in the deep parts of California, New York, and Illinois. They're pretty much scattered around the U.S.

Man those Lefty Rejects are pretty fucking annoying

by Braxton Kiser February 9, 2022

social reject

carter bowman.

"carter bowman just said the n-word, he's such a social reject"

by windows xp September 11, 2021

Reject

You either got rejected from your crush, or your mom rejected your request for sum robux shit.

"That reject must have been the worst!"

by VsatsumiV September 21, 2021

Reject

Being excluded or refused

The nurse rejects EngKlewFoang because his looks too oversized with bad breath.

by FattyHawFong July 13, 2021

Reject

What urban dictionary is going to do to this definition.

There is 100% chance that the urban dictionary will reject this definition.

by UltimateDoge July 30, 2021