Desimilate

The opposite of assimilate. When one desimilates, they revert back to their original culture, often many generations back in time. They regress to their people’s original culture, despite every logical conclusion leading to them more assimilated, not less. This regression, or “desimilation”, often includes relearning a previously lost language, and foregoing the luxuries that a normal assimilated person would have in their life.

For example, if a Canadian boy were to go from playing in a heavy metal band, spending $15 on coffee a day, getting free corporate hockey tickets from his dad, and eating bagels for breakfast at his sisters restaurant - to speaking a foreign language, dating immigrant women, and hanging out at the “banya” - he would have desimilated.

Wow! That boy sure has desimilated 3-5 generations.

by Falafel123 May 27, 2021

Denihilated

Formed by combining the words 'denied' and 'anihilated', a verb usually used in reference to gaming meaning annihilated in a very epic fashion.

Reflecting a shot directly back at the shooter, killing him.
"You just got denihilated!"

by Coywolf October 26, 2008

desilate

To destroy, obliterate, annihilate, or to screw Nicole from behind with her enjoying it.

Brandon wants to desilate Nicole.

by Brandon Michael Smith January 11, 2009

demihilate

To completely destroy something. (Demolish and Annihilate)

He got totally demihilated.

by matt scanland June 23, 2007

Deseminate

To remove the semen from one's penis in a manner such as to disengorge the semen from full scrotal containment.

I had a raging case of blue balls and had to have Suzzy come over and deseminate me orally while I watched the football game on TV.

by Anal Czar October 4, 2010

denihilate

To both deny and annihilate something at the same time.

"Mark totally denihilated Kevin's chances with that 18 year old skank at the bar by bringing up his full blown shingles up his asshole"

by Spin Master J September 21, 2012

Desemilite

The process where nano carbon tubes fall into an artificial geometric shape.

The ability to desemilite nanoparticles for structural benefit is well within reach.

by Conate of Merlin September 27, 2022