super deformed

In anime and manga, when a character is drawn cartoonishly short, about 3 heads high and has deexagerated limbs (i.e. having mitt-like hands, or long stubs for arms). Characters are often shown super-deformed when characters get in comical situations. Often used interexchangibly with chibi, though technically, they're twoi separate, yet similar things.

by Danny Sotelo May 4, 2003

deborah winger

The act of inserting yo' cock into yo' lady's earhole and riding her like an urban cowboy. Takin' it out and jizzin' all over yo' girl face while beatin' her with yo' cock. Fo' sho.

Sissy's face is all jacked up from her Deborah Winger she got all up in last night.

by Carlos Montoya July 27, 2006

decora

A Tokyo stree style often mistaken for fRuIts that is identifiable through the use of toys as acessories to create an aura of playfulness and childhood. The toys are often very colorful, blink, make noises, and are closely related to youung children. Unlike fRuIts, decoras wear mostly simple clothes and endeavor to appear as kawaii as possible by decorating themselves excessively with accessories used with clothing that is bright, fuzzy, and innocent. Shoes are often oversized and shirts are almost always too tight. Females try to look as young as possible by wearing babydoll dresses, Mary Jane shoes, bows, ribbons, and colorful stockings. Their hair is usually dyed pink, blonde, or auburn and worn in pigtails or curled excessively. They are very similar to the gothic lolita style of fashion save for the goth. Males mimic anime characters, for they attempt to look like cartoon characters. Males wear small shirts with Engrish logos, sailor shirts, pajama bottoms, large pants, Mary Jane shoes, and have their hair more colorful than females but less styled, as their hair is usually combed to the side or minimally spiked. Popular items that decoras use to decorate themselves with include: Hello Kitty merchandise, Pokemon merchandise, Powerpuff Girl merchandise, pacifiers, excessive jewelry such as necklaces and bracelets, big plastic rings, an abundance of keychains, stuffed animals of various sorts, and obscure toyss. Popular items with female decoras are dolls and flowers. Popular items with male decoras are inflatable guitars and neon plastic waterguns. Decoras seldom wear makeup, although mascara is not uncommon. Instead, they use cute stickers or use face paints to paint flowers and smiley faces on their cheeks, oftentimes adorned with glitter. Decoras are not unlike a kandee kid and only differ in that they dress to look as cute as possible as opposed to dressing for a subculture. The origins of this style is unknown and ranges in popularity in Japan greatly. Most assume it was spawned as a result of the "virtual pet" craze, subsided for a few years, and is now gaining popularity once again.

Other Related Fashions: kandee kid, fRuIts, cosplay, and gothic lolita.

Tourist #1: Whoa! Are we in Harajuku or Seasame Street?!

Tourist #2: This is the decoras playground.

Tourist #1: Oh... Weird.

by harajuku kid January 18, 2005

Delora

Meaning: From the ocean, from the French, "de l'eau".

Also, an incurable chatterbox, hilarious good friend, loves to be the center of attention. Gorgeous eyes.

"Oh she's such a Delora!"
"That's our Delora!"

by ohheyimacoolkid March 2, 2010

Debora

The hottest chick with da biggest booty. Got da good hair. Likes spicy food, and cheese dip. Definitely a nurse.

"Dats debora wit da good hair"

by Katcage May 31, 2018

DeFranco

To sneeze during oral sex.

I DeFrancoed while I was going down on her last night... it was messy, i had to wash my face after.

Girl 1: I'm scared that I might DeFranco while I'm up to my chin: the hairs tickle my nose!
Girl2: yeah, i did that once and nearly bit it off... tell him to shave

by i_says September 23, 2011

demorat

Is a Liberal who seeks to thwart the democratic process thru nefarious means.

Registration of Illegal Aliens in elections. Dead people voting. Dupilcate voting. Buying votes with cash payments. These are the activities of a Demorat.

by Matawan Bob September 25, 2003