Discalated

When you don’t know how to describe someone or something

Your discalated

by Discalated November 2, 2021

dical

Awesome. Used to describe something good. It came from the word 'radical'. Often used in place of 'rad'.

That show last night was so dical.

It'd be so dical to hang out with them.

by musictorussia May 9, 2004

Discolocate

To relocate something back to its original location, after it was colocated.

Let's discolocate that old '69 Packard engine block from the front yard back to the basement.

by Dr. E. Genius, Ph.D April 14, 2006

Discardachter

A random character or set of characters in a Text message or Email that is know to not have anything to do with the message and is usually discarded or omitted.

Joe: Did you get the text from Tom?
Steve: Yeah, but what were those letters at the end about?
Joe: IDK, I think it was just a Discardachter.
Steve: Oh ok, Tom does have an lg shine.

by H3boy April 30, 2010

Discolexic

A broad term defining a dancing disability that impairs a person's fluency or accuracy in being able to pull fly moves, check his/her bad self, and generally leads the person to look like a silly sod.

Did you check Jeff last night? He was falling all over the floor, maybe we should get him looked at, I think he might be Discolexic.

by J'aime Ferrero January 3, 2011

disclaimer blindness

The temporary blindness or other visual problems that occur from trying to read hardly discernible product disclaimers on TV ads.

I can't see the program for this lingering disclaimer blindness!

by redPooka September 2, 2012

Descalated

To escalate in the backwards direction

Person 1: Wow this party just got really sad all of a sudden...

Person 2: That descalated pretty quickly...

by patelni14 October 14, 2012