debunk

A word used by people unable to see reality from a point of view other than the one they were indoctrinated into from childhood. It represents the be-all and end-all arguments that close the case once-and-for-all on further discussion of the issue and makes tin-foil hat wearing buffoons of anyone who refuses to see the logic of their disinformation.

The 50+ murders associated with Bill Clinton have been debunked as urban legend.

by undiesinabunch April 22, 2009

debunk

to expose the shame or falseness of

by nikki September 6, 2003

debunk

to clear away lies, exaggerations, vanities, etc.

Snopes.com will most likely debunk many more political rumors during the next 4 years.

by The Return of Light Joker May 4, 2008

Debunk

When evidence surfaces that is inconvenient to your political party and so you flatly deny it without providing any sound reasoning or counter facts. Usually appeals to the authority of a like minded source of prominence

"Did you see that trump rally last night?"

"Yeah but snopes debunked that so im ridin with biden still"

by Hailey Tlure October 16, 2020

debunk

An overly used word by the Bush administration and many other conservatives when trying to persuade the masses that everyone else is wrong except them.

"The statements of liberals that say bush is giving tax cuts to the rich has been DEBUNKED because Rush Limbaugh, the druggy, says so."

by Mikoli Simoli September 6, 2006

Debunk

(Dee-búnk) When somebody is extremely intoxicated and attempts to text others saying that they are "drunk".

Libby: "Ugh, can you pick me up from the bar, I'm so debunk"

Cody: "Did you mean drunk?"

Libby: "Sorry, I'm so debunk that I can't text correctly"

by Cory Divo January 16, 2014

DEBUNK

A group of 4 people with absolute horsecocks on them. Adrian, Nikhil, Theba, and L E O will debunk you if you are not careful. Beware, they are most powerful in Pollock's 2nd period.....

OMG, I just got debunked! I am now a single mom with debt and 5 children!

by nardwuard November 22, 2021