decomplish

The opposite of accomplish, to fail, and reverse effects

yo boyeee.. I cant believe that tommy decomplish all the work I did cleaning up the party. Its like he trashed the place all over again

by mrbadssRB January 12, 2009

decomplish

1. to not accomplish. 2. an active effort which results in failure, usually through ineptitude or incompetence.

Provenance: "What's left for them Bush Administration to -- decomplish, if you will." - John Stewart, The Daily Show, 2008-09-23

by Byron Jones January 13, 2009

decomposable income

Term used in the developing world that refers to salary components made up of organic matter, usually in the form of fruits or food for the purpose of tax savings.

Reghu: "Whats with all the refrigerators in the house?"
Jaya: "Its for all the extra decomposable income i've been making this year"

by 404g February 26, 2012

deccomplishment

The opposite of an accomplishment.

Dude: "I watched the whole season of Big Brother and that's an accomplishment because there are like 35 episodes."

Me: "Dude... that's a deccomplishment."

by cupcakemiraldo November 11, 2014

Decomposing Whale

Either a whale that is in the process of decomposing, or a Gay person lying on the group, refusing to get up.

Bob: Get up, you decomposing whale!
Gavin: NEVER!

by Popboy11 November 7, 2016

Decompensate

To be unable to compensate for having... 1) medical issue(s), or 2) psychological issue(s), that you were previously able to make up for, or compensate for.

She will decompensate rapidly by lying in bed all day, every day.

by TheICMIExperience December 14, 2018

decomishawn

The main administrator in charge of decommissioning servers. The admin will have an abundance of passion for Microsoft critical updates.

Tim: Yo, that new Decomishawn just took away my UAT server!!
Joe: Wow that is crazy!! Was there a change management ticket?

by TheBigHammy May 29, 2019