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Disastercide 

means that you need to end your life by getting killed by catastrophic disasters or man made disasters,
Jessica: Yeah but my friend died yesterday, because of his deppression but he had no choice but to commit disastercide, or end his life by getting swept away by the tsunami, but it actually happened however the coastal town is suffering from the damage after an earthquake
Disastercide by IMMABACON April 5, 2022
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Disastercase 

A person who is completely fucked in life.
That person is a walking disaster waiting to happen. They are a Disastercase.
Disastercase by CrazyjoC18 February 26, 2019

Disasterpiece 

the opposite of a masterpiece.

if a masterpiece is considered a wonderful piece of work, a disasterpiece would be considered a piece of work so horrible the world may never be the same after its evil has destroyed the souls of millions.
Dan: hey this book is really good! What a masterpiece!

Sara: you're stupid, i hate you! i actually think its a disasterpiece.

disasterpiece 

A popular song by Iowa 9-piece Slipknot. Opens with one of the most psychotic lyrics ever.
"I wanna slit your throat and fuck the wound..."
disasterpiece by me January 29, 2005

disasterpiece 

Bill accidentally put his vacation snapshots in the sales presentation he gave to our executive team today. It was a total disasterpiece.
disasterpiece by ironyman47 July 12, 2011

disasterpiece 

A movie that all the cast, crew, marketing people, studio executives think is a masterpiece, but actually turns out to be one of the shittiest pieces of cinema filth ever.
"Did you see Alexander?"

"Yeah, oh my god dude, what a disasterpiece!"

"But it looked so good!"

"It stank like Oliver Stone shat it out of a studio..."
disasterpiece by arel December 29, 2008

disasterpiece 

Something so bad that it goes full- circle and ends up back at the good side.
Yesterday's game was such a disasterpiece that I watched the tape in reverse to see if it would be less chaotic. Nope, it was equally whack both ways. The ending was a little better in reverse, though.
disasterpiece by anotherk February 23, 2007
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