debut

–noun
1. a first public appearance on a stage, on television, etc.
2. the first appearance of something, as a new product.
3. (of a young woman) a formal introduction and entrance into society, as at an annual ball.
4. the beginning of a profession, career, etc

-verb
to appear for the first time, as on the market

A new product will debut next month.

by shracaneits January 12, 2009

debut

Like coming out, but not gay.

"I tried debuting last night, but my girlfriend wouldn't let me leave."
"He had to lube up before his big wrestling debut."

by k1ssmyacid October 11, 2016

Debut

Debut, to remove or abstruct someone's butt.

We need to debut Kim Kardastion

by Hilhdvmk March 29, 2017

Debut

Someone is allowed to participate in a game or sport where the person playing them is significantly better. Usually results in the novice being outplayed or beaten badly.

Lebron James gave Bob his debut yesterday when he dunked on him.

I gave him his debut yesterday when we played poker.

by sirmaverick May 11, 2010

Debut

Debut (pronounciation: day-byu) is a word meaning the first of something, most commonly referring to a musicians first album.

The most common examples of this is Björk’s first album, called debut (1993) and Taylor Swift’s self-titled first album dubbed ‘debut’ by fans.

Her debut project was mid but her sophomore album was great!

by blah_blah-blah_ August 13, 2023

Debut

A person who leaves their development team and tries to make a name for themselves (Reese Walsh)

Reese Walsh left Brisbane broncos as a debut to go to nz warriors take a name for himself and failed, now he's back to Brisbane broncos

by DoMeSideways February 12, 2023

Debut Man

A player from Argentina who takes infinte debuts to score his first goal for his new club.

1.Debut Man will score tonight in his UCL home debut.
2.But he ghosted again.
1.Dont worry he will score in his cup away debut.

by Zinc Henko September 24, 2021