refused

1. Something that started out fused, became unfused then got fused again.

2. Keeps blowing the fuse.

1. I refused his offer as it was not altogether together

2. I maxed up the system and it refused.

by Eduardo Tuttiboy August 1, 2006

Refudiate

Portmanteau of "refuse" and "repudiate" to make clear you mean "refuse" as in to refuse to accept; especially : to reject as unauthorized or as having no binding force <repudiate a contract>: to reject as untrue or unjust <repudiate a charge>.

With a couple of exceptions — Mr. Bellingham among them — interviewing pot sellers is unlike interviewing anyone else in business. Simple yes-or-no questions yield 10-minute soliloquies. Words are coined on the spot, like “refudiate”...

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by funkspiel June 30, 2010

Refudiate

Code word of the right used to cause arrogant leftist morons, screaming bigots, pissant racists, rainbow people with rainbow children, marxists, communists, fashionistas, and other toilet bowl lickers to go ballistic and strut their asshattery and ignorance.

Term coined by S. Palin, who knows how to push buttons of the particulalrly politically and intellectually stunted, inciting them to spout the Obamunist party line, to soil themselves, and to blame Geo. W. Bush for their incontinence, their stupidity, their feckless position in the world, and their inability to do more than receive handouts from the government.

A form of great amusement by GOP and T-Partiers, who love to see Lefties lose control and blow things up, go postal, and generally show what happens when half-breed fools infect government, as is their true nature.

Jesse Jackson should refudiate the next reach around offered by Al ("not too") Sharpton.

by Dr. Mhu Cao September 9, 2010

Repusively

a word used by Liam, No one is quite sure what it means, accept thats how you meant to apologise to customers about poor availablity.

Liam: "We're just have to apologise repusively"

Everyone "What?!"

by Bestyboy February 7, 2010

thigh refusal

when you try on a pair of shorts or pants that will not go up any farther than your thighs.

Meredith: I tried on those abercrombie shorts you bought me
Cali: Did they fit?
Meredith: No. Major thigh refusal

by AMAROK October 18, 2008

Refudiate

A word made up by Sarah Palin.
Repudiate said wrong.
A Shakespear style Sarah Palin word.
Refuse to accept or be associated with.
Deny the truth or validity of.

Can I refudiate the statement that I said earlier?

by ecnp98 July 20, 2010

Refudiate

An ingeniously useful word invented by master wordsmith Sarah Palin, which combines the definitions of the words "refudie" and "ate" into one superword.

Peaceful Muslims, please refudiate

by BrokenEye the Prophet August 3, 2010