Deiri 

A Fight Between Rival Yakuza Gangs. In The Edo Period, Yakuza Were A Common Part Of The Landscape, Running Houses Of Gambling and Prostitution. As Long As They Did Not Overstep Their Bounds, They Were Tolerated By The Autorities, A Tradition Little Changed In Modern Japan.

"I Saw The Jizo Gang Heading Towards The Center Of Town, They Looked Serious, I Guess There's A Deiri Gonna Go Down."

Deiri by Ibble March 9, 2005

Decriminalize 

To remove a tiny fragment of a statutory problem, while maintaining the majority of the statute(s), and continuing the statute's use as a revenue generator for governments, police, prison guard unions, lawyers, the court system, and "potentially competing industries."

The harassment would still exist. Excuses like when a cop says "I thought I smelled something" would still be "uncontestable evidence usable in court." You'd still have your herb "civilly forfeited." You'll still get "ticketed." You'll still pay fines. "I thought I smelled..." would still entitle "authority figures" to car searches, home raids, body cavity searches, and everything else it currently does. You won't have a "criminal" record...but you'll still have an "offense record." And that "no longer a criminal" record will still be used against you, at every opportunity.

If we were to decriminalize cannabis today, the only thing that would change is that you wouldn't "immediately" be arrested or "immediately" get a "criminal" record. Everything else would remain basically the same.

Decriminalization is little more than a scaled-down version of legalize, used by those who don't understand that they really mean to say "Repeal".

This is because it still doesn't end the problem of cannabis prohibition, but allows it to continue almost completely unchanged while giving the public the mistaken impression that anything of actual substance has been changed.

eg: If you really want to see cannabis prohibition put to an end in your lifetime, we need to REPEAL the statutes that created, expanded, and maintained it over the last century. Then it'll be over.

We've failed to do "what we say we want" for over 50 years.

It's time we just got it done, so we can move on to the next global issue which desperately needs our attention. (Hint: There are at least one or two more of those we can easily tackle next; Banking fraud would be a good "next to fix" item!)

Decriminalize by ElectroPig von FökkenGrüüven March 27, 2015

debrina 

A very nice kind intelligent girl, very serious about things, down to earth, independent, very fun to be around, serious about love and relationships.
She is determined and very dedicated. Believes no one can stop her progress .

Debrina is beautiful.

debrina by Bri brina April 24, 2017

Pile of Debris 

Slang term used among the casino crowd for the "Isle of Capri" series of casinos

Hey Steve, the Jackpot on Carribean Stud is $340K down at the Pile of Debris

Pile of Debris by andy1 June 21, 2004

Debritos 

Pieces of food caught between teeth or in braces.

a compound word combining "debris" and "Doritos"

Chris: "You've got mad Debritos, man"

Trent: "I know dude, I pounded that whole BigGrab of Doritos with nothing to wash it down."

Debritos by Lafferty Daniel October 1, 2008

debria 

caring, loyal, ambitious woman with a lot of passion. quiet with new comers but very open with close friends. speaks her mind and is usually calm, unless she is upset then her eyes turn into fire. men are drawn to her eyes and personality. she is curvy in the right places. adores her family and her children. very unselfish with everything.

debria will become debriah, debria

debria by melody frank February 3, 2010

Dedric 

Someone who acts like they don't care. Dedric's has a heart of gold but they are very sarcastic. Often seem quiet around people they are not familiar around. They often enjoy alcohol beverages and they can have a twisted sense of humor. Having them in your life is a blessing; yet a headache. Chances are if you have them hold on to them

Dedric's make the sweetest partners

Dedric by smileforu*1119 November 13, 2013