Disappointment

When you get back home from Halloween and your dad is drunk and wants skittles but all you got was licorice and Hershey’s so he chases you until you are hiding in the closet hoping he won’t find you but he does and starts beating you with a. Belt and calls you this.

Son you are such a disappointment, if you ever get licorice again I’m sending you straight to the orphanage.

by DaBoss339 November 23, 2020

disappointment

a son who, no matter how hard a father tries, continues to fail. When a Dad attempts to raise a son who is straight but the result is the opposite.

Son: Hey Dad! I would like you to meet my boyfriend, David.
Father: Thomas, you are a disappointment.

Person 1: I just met a big disappointment.
Person 2: O, I'm sorry to hear that your son Thomas is not straight.

by Brian M. (Father) December 27, 2010

disappointment

Tom Brady and the Patriots going 18-1

Pats fan: man it's ok they went 18-1 I still love being on their bandwagon
Football fan: dude you fucking suck they will never live that down they will remain the SINGLE GREATEST DISAPPOINTMENT in NFL history hahaha you fucking douche

by Joe Pepito January 11, 2009

disappoint

To remove a person or thing from a previously bestowed appointment, entitlement, status, or position.

When Darci wasted part of an iTunes gift card on a crappy download recommendation from Mark, she had to threaten to disappoint him from his official position as "best music recommender friend ever."

by thekidcomesback July 14, 2011

disappointment

The act of disappointing, performed constantly by a certain idividual from darwin who goes by the stage name DFD.

once again the disappointment disappoints
holy shit, is DFD playing this game?

by chef March 19, 2003

disappointed

Dan and Dave's Smoke and Mirrors playing cards.

Man, was I disappointed! I thought DnD learned from the reviews of the Absolut cards, but the hype was all SMOKE AND MIRRORS.

by Smoke and Mirrors...RETCH September 26, 2008

disappointing

adj - not up to expectations; "a disappointing performance from one who had seemed so promising" Generally used by posh blokes with long hair and rippled six-packs. Occasionally prefixed by the word 'extremely' to express a greater level of concern over his hopes, desires, intentions or expectations being dashed.

His retiring foe Shrinks from the wound, and disappoints the blow - Addison

That treble 20 has to go down as extremely disappointing - Cox

by Andreas Anstruther-Gough-Calthorpe of Roxburgh June 22, 2004