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You are here because Tamatoa from the Disney movie Moana sang to look up the word decapod, and you searched it up for fun to see if anyone referenced the movie on Urban Dictionary. You are right.
"...You could try, try, try but you can't expect a demi-god to beat a decapod, look it up..." - Tamatoa, 'Shiny'.
decapod by yeahgirlitstinks January 12, 2017
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But you can't expect A demigod, to beat A decapod. (Look it up)

Steven: Oh no! A demigod is going to kill me!
Bobby: Here, take this decapod.
Demigod: Well, shit.
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a crustacean of the order Decapoda, such as a shrimp, crab, or lobster.
Yo, that crab from Moana told me to look up decapod, it's a ten footed sea animal.
Decapod by disney trash April 9, 2017
What everyone looked up when that crab from Moana told us to
Tamatoa: "-To beat a decapod, Look it up"

everyone: "okay
decapod by Mr.mcman203 March 19, 2021
something that you can't expect a demi-god to beat
"You can't expect a demi-god, to beat a Decapod,look it up!"
A singing crab asked you to look up what a decapod is.
Its A sort of lobster.
You Can't expect a Demigod, to beat a Decapod (look it up)
Decapod by YaBoiAnonymous101 May 17, 2019

decapidead 

What happened to John?

Oh, he's decapidead...
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