Disability abuse

A person who intentionally hurts someone by making mean comments about ones disability e.g not giving someone there need or lack of support for there disability support if required treating someone unfairly or excluding someone due to there disability or mocking there disability

Disability abuse

by Hiyalolasr January 24, 2025

Dickgility course

Like a dogs agility course, women must learn to bob and weave around upright poles shaped like penises to help them avoid dickheads in everyday life.

Come learn the sport of weaving your way through a life full of dickheads, aka my dickgility course.

by Illyena January 25, 2025

Brad (disability)

Nickname for an outrageous disability that leaves a person born with misshapen feet (which oddly look like penises in some patients), an unformed jaw, and an underdeveloped brain. People who suffer from brad also exhibit similar symptoms to those with Asperger's syndrome and/or an extremely pronounced variation of autism. According to WHO, a cure has not been identified but medications such as cyanide or strychnine.

"Oh shit, you can tell he has brad (disability). Only a snapchat filter could make him look cute."

by Saturn (disability) February 2, 2019

Food Disability

A food disability is something that prevents you from eating a food for any reason. ie gluten intolerance is a food disability. Also able to be used as food disabled.

I have to make special food for Tommy because he has a food disability.

by j3w15hw00k13 November 16, 2020

Food Disability

A food disability is when you can not eat any type of food for a reason beyond taste preference. ie Gluten intolerance is a food disability. Can also be used as food disabled.

I hate having Tommy over for dinner, I also have to make something special for him because he has a food disability.

by j3w15hw00k13 November 16, 2020

Mental disability

Zachary

Some people (Zachary) have a mental disability

by OmegaReal April 24, 2025

Retard Defect Disability

When one can't remember things and or has trouble with identification. It become very hard for a person with this disability to handle serious situations. Often times the person is not aware of his or her defect. Five in every ten people are born with this disability.

"What did I say yesterday about not touching my food?"

"I don't remember!"
"It's that Retard Defect Disability that you have."
"That's not a real disability."

by JakeRandom Ness August 13, 2011