Discribe

'(to) Discribe':
Discribing something, means actually just describing but in a disappointed way.
You also sometimes use the word "discribe" when you're not really good with language.
So basically you're just finding that thing you describe awful, you're disappointed of it or you just don't know what you're saying.

Pelin:
"Oh ma gWaD, Stahp discribing!"
Amany:
"Lmao, okay I'm sorry!!
Didn't want to discribe your crush!"

by AmanyFalls11 May 10, 2018

Discriber

A person who subscribes to your YouTube channel only to dislike your videos.

Tom became a discriber because he was self conscious and jealous of the YouTuber.

by RBertP April 9, 2012

discribity cap

See what'd happen was yous was drunk and wanted to ride out waterskiing style on two discount alligators, much to the delight of all my lady fans, to the wa-ho. I told you ima rip out your distributor cap so you can't drive there. you told me. I ain't got no gotdamn discribity cap.

I ain't got no gotdamn discribity cap

by Willie T. October 31, 2003

discribing

A word used to describe and insult someone and yourself at the same time.

I used the word -Liddle- in discribing his brain.

by theusaf September 27, 2019

describe a spruce tree

When you want to tell a friend to suck a dick but cant say it outloud
Long, thick, spikey, pokey, brown, and tall

Go describe a spruce tree Payge!!!

by Gosuckasprucetree May 26, 2022

Why does the author describe how she counted the rows of deck lights when she was in the lifeboa

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Why does the author describe how she counted the rows of deck lights when she was in the lifeboa

by datboi101lol March 8, 2021

Words can not describe

What females put at the beginning of a gay Facebook post, usually about their boyfriend, despite the fact that they then use words to continue to describe them.

“Words can not describe how much I love you, but —describes in 600 words how much she loves him—“

by TheAlwaysCorrect1 January 26, 2023