Deflictated 

Word often used by teenagers to replace odd, strange, crazy, retarded, unusual, out right wrong, just plain stupid, messy, dirty, cool, kool,awesome, silly, misshapen, deformed, stupid, uncool, sweet, and insane to the max. Usually paired with an emotion (clarified by the tone of the voice of the person saying the word) and facial expression to help understand what word is being replaced and how they intend it to be understood.

omg that's so freakin deflictated!

Boy: hey did you see that girls' hair? I mean come on! It was such a mess.

Girl: Yeah I saw it. She needs to go get it cut and dyed a different color cause it was just plain deflictated.

Someone: ohmygosh did you go see that band in town last night?!

You: heck yeah I did! They were so deflictated that Im goin to get there CD tomorrow.

Wtf! that was so deflictated it wasnt even funny >.<

Deflictated by Skill-via September 13, 2009

Diflicated 

To be difficult and complicated at the same time.

Why do you have to be so diflicated all the time.

Diflicated by Jay T. Bear June 19, 2014

deflicted 

Portmanteau of "defective" or "defunct", and "afflicted".
A derivation from Frank Zappa's 1974 album Apostrophe, on which the Fur Trapper infamously rubs his deflicted eyes.

"Well, the fur-trapper stood there, with his arms outstretched across the
frozen white wasteland, trying to figure out what he was going to do about his deflicted eyes." from Nanook Rubs It by Frank Zappa.

deflicted by Mike September 10, 2003

deflicted 

slang for "messed up"

That bus is very deflicted; it lools like it is gonna break down.

deflicted by Joe Butler February 13, 2004

deflicted 

deflicted means retarded

you are so diflicted

deflicted by Angela March 30, 2005

Delicated 

Dedicated & Delicate joined together to make a type of flower.

I just planted a really nice delicated flower.

Delicated by Andre3000w/bigdick November 27, 2012

Deficite, deficiated, Deficiation ( De-feh-see-aite / De-feh-see-aited / De-feh-see-aition )

Presence of devaluing yourself to an extreme. Often felt as a feeling of wishing to be able to try again but unable to due to lack of mental fortitude.

Deficite: He was in a total deficate by his appearance.
Deficite, deficiated, Deficiation ( De-feh-see-aite / De-feh-see-aited / De-feh-see-aition )

Deficite, deficiated, Deficiation ( De-feh-see-aite / De-feh-see-aited / De-feh-see-aition ) by CemetryGates September 15, 2026