De-Booking

Taking a shit in a book, then slamming it shut, and placing it back where you found it. (Should be performed in a library)

I'm gonn' get ma de-booking on, and shit all over it

by bookshat May 24, 2011

de-enroll

to withdraw; take ones name out of the running; usually used in the context of college admissions

I will de-enroll from bowling class later today, because I can't handle the stress.

by Clemtiger12 January 22, 2009

de-canadianized

To remove all Canadian references from a motion picture filmed in Canada in order to make you perceive it was filmed in the United States.

Bob: Did you fuzz out the license plates and remove all the "aye"s from that film before it airs on the Lifetime Network?

Lisa: Yes, that film was de-canadianized in post-production already.

by Kris November 25, 2007

de ja jew

the strange feeling you bought these shoes before

my wife had de ja jew while shopping at the mall the other day

by highfive September 25, 2008

de-thaw

a slang word for the act of thawimg in cold water

place frozen meat in a bowl or sink with cold water to de-thaw.

by T/N/T June 22, 2011

De Smet

These kids think they are the it guys from the second they walk in the door. 1/2-retarded athletes, 1/4th-nerds,1/8- drug attics and 1/8- hardasses. Most of these kids can't even get through college.D-World is a joke they would be better off if they were honest and went with the name D-Shmuck.

De Smet guys have small balls.

by an actual De Smet Student April 10, 2005

De Ja Vu

a sudden numbing of the brain followed by a sensation of disorientation and the feeling that the present time represents a new start. Time previous to the experience feels distant and sepporate, but reasoning comes into play within moments and the experience is explained and justified by ones sanity.

walking from the grage to the kitchen a sudden tingling feeling overcomes you along with a brief black out of the mind. you think that life has, in a sence, restarted and any thing before this moment is vague and distant. the feeling is followed by deep cognitive thought, then you reason with your-self so you dont think your crazy. you then proceed to go to the kitchen

by John Young January 9, 2004