Diecovered
You died because of what you discovered!
Diecovered by Stephanie vaughan September 14, 2019
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discovered
A way of saying something or someone was found. Usually, it is when the masses gain knowledge of the person, product, or information. It is obviously past tense for "discover". A person that has been discovered is already known by a small group of people. Examples of a small group could be people in their neighborhood or people with specialized knowledge in a particular area. However, when a celebrity or a person of influence promotes them, that is when they are considered "discovered".
Individuals also say they discovered a product. Like when they are the first in their immediate circle to have knowledge of the product.
You could hear about a really good product from a friend out of town, then buy it and start using it. Once you introduce it to your group of friends and family and it gains popularity, you will be known as the person that discovered that product.
Individuals also say they discovered a product. Like when they are the first in their immediate circle to have knowledge of the product.
You could hear about a really good product from a friend out of town, then buy it and start using it. Once you introduce it to your group of friends and family and it gains popularity, you will be known as the person that discovered that product.
Did you know that Usher discovered Justin Bieber?
or
I discovered a new way to fake sleep on this website called dilemmas.co
or
I discovered a new way to fake sleep on this website called dilemmas.co
discovered by Dilemmas.co February 7, 2021
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Discovered by a mom
A tagline added to the end of internet marketing campaigns, with the aim of increasing clicks on the advertisment. Moms have reached a golden age of innovation, heralded as more significiant than the industrial revolution. They have discovered fantastic teeth whitening, weight loss, acne removal and many other cosmetic enhancements that have eluded top researchers for decades.
"Learn the simple trick, discovered by a mom, to turn teeth whiter"
"Lose 20lbs in one week using the trick discovered by a mom from Whatever town your ISP is based in - this increases the feeling of familiarity the user feels with the entrepreneurial mom
"Lose 20lbs in one week using the trick discovered by a mom from Whatever town your ISP is based in - this increases the feeling of familiarity the user feels with the entrepreneurial mom
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A body has been discovered
(Person A) AAAAHHHGGG!!!
(Person B) hmmm, strange
(Person C) OH NO WHY HIM/HER!
(Monokuma) A body has been discovered! Now then after a while a class trial will begin!
(Person B) hmmm, strange
(Person C) OH NO WHY HIM/HER!
(Monokuma) A body has been discovered! Now then after a while a class trial will begin!
A body has been discovered by Cool_Z00 December 21, 2020
Discovered Minecraft
A period of time in which a person disappears off the face of the Earth for approximately 48 hours, at which point they slowly begin to reappear amidst society.
Subject One: Where's Johnny? It's Christmas Eve!
Subject Two: Oh, he discovered minecraft...
Subject One: Damn...
Subject Two: Oh, he discovered minecraft...
Subject One: Damn...
Discovered Minecraft by Kyro Viusing December 20, 2010
Discoverdose
Ignoring the health warning about the recommended number of hours exposure to a glitterball, she suffered a discoverdose and collapsed in spasms on the dancefloor.
Discoverdose by Edith Piaf March 6, 2009
Discoverents
A synyonym for sunglasses.
1. Dude, those are some awesome discoverents!
2. It's way too sunny out, bro. I need my discoverents.
3. I shall put these discoverents on. Ahh, perfect.
2. It's way too sunny out, bro. I need my discoverents.
3. I shall put these discoverents on. Ahh, perfect.
Discoverents by Lexi Lex Lex July 19, 2011
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