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To use a lobster to make a forceful impact on a child below the age of 15.2 and after the age of 15.8
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degath by Degather July 12, 2024
Degathing, as it's commonly known, is the act of beating someone up with a lobster. While degathing can be done to anyone, the word originally meant hitting a child under the age of 9 over the head with a lobster.

The word degath originated from vernacular slang around the Tampa Bay area in Florida, where the action is commonly associated with hooliganism. degathing is occasionally used as a last resort method of settling a dispute, although it's extremely rare, due to the murky legality surrounding it.
1. Person A: Hey man, how are you feeling?
Person B: Not too great, I just got degathed for calling someone a snitch.

2. You better run or imma degath you with a lobster from publix.
Degath by SaqartveloForever July 12, 2024
Degathing, as it's commonly known, is the act of beating someone up with a lobster. While degathing can be done to anyone, the word originally meant hitting a child under the age of 9 over the head with a lobster.

The word degath originated from vernacular slang around the Tampa Bay area in Florida, where the action is commonly associated with hooliganism. degathing is occasionally used as a last resort method of settling a dispute, although it's extremely rare, due to the murky legality surrounding it.
1. Person A: Hey man, how are you feeling?
Person B: Not too great, I just got degathed for calling someone a snitch.

2. You better run or imma degath you with a lobster from publix.
Degath by SaqartveloForever July 12, 2024
To use a lobster to make a forceful impact on a child below the age of 15.2 and after the age of 15.8
"I will Degath the kid"
Degath by Degather July 13, 2024

death nugget

A "death nugget" is the final stage that sometimes occurs when "giving birth to Pumbaa" aka when you're on the toilet having a shit and you may have pushed out your main log, but you know there's still a bit left that you're dying to push out to make you feel so much better ... it's the unholy spawn of your colon ... when pushing out this final nugget it will feel like you've just had an exorcism ... the relief afterwards is like how Kif Kroker felt when he finally gave birth on Futurama
I'm waiting to push out this death nugget ... begone unholy spawn, please leave my body, I know you're still in there
death nugget by SM_defined February 18, 2021

Wisconsin Death Trip

The Wisconsin Death trip is a celebration of life in the midst of death, and a celebration of death in the midst of life. Common elements of the death trip include:

The Funeral Drinking Game
Photography of the person laying in state.
The endless loop Seasons of Your Life animation montage of the deceased
Memorial Day cemetery picnics
Cookie Cutters made from home casting raised letters from tombstones
Meeting a future spouse at a funeral

Dealing with death stress by having particularly good sex

But, there are regional variations.

Some of this has been documented in a book called Wisconsin Death Trip by Michael Lesy, Charles Van Schaik, and Warren Susman.
I thought I could escape the Wisconsin Death Trip by moving away from Wisconsin until I realized that we all carry the Wisconsin death trip within us — even people who aren’t from Wisconsin.
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