Disfucate 

To make a tense situation less dangerous/intense.

The young man was an expert at disfucating situations.

He wanted to disfucate the conflict as soon as possible.

Disfucate by define2010 January 23, 2010

dislocated

1. to put out of place; put out of proper relative position; displace: The glacier dislocated great stones.
2. to put out of joint or out of position, as a limb or an organ.
3. to throw out of order; upset; disorder: Frequent strikes dislocated the economy.

The earthquake dislocated several buildings. Crooked, disfigured...

dislocated by Ekta Bedi September 15, 2006

disfucktional

When a couple, usually from Covington, feels the need to require domestic violence, or unnecessary drama, as a part of their normal sex life.

A disfucktional couple will start a fight with their mate as a form of fore-play, in order to have make up sex.

disfucktional by two trout January 13, 2010

dislocate 

LOADSA PAIN!!!!!!!! holey moley maccaroni.
when yer bone goes outta its socket

he has dislocated his knee!!! argh!!!

dislocate by *~susie~* April 6, 2005

erectile disfuction

one usually a men who has difficulty obtainng erection who needs to use a medication such as viagra or cialis

DYlkan Field.... has trouble gettin a boner therefore he has an erectile disfuction unlike his friend philson who has no problem getting one!

erectile disfuction by pilldyl July 24, 2006

diffulcated

When you have a problem that is difficult and complicated at the same time.

Cooking dinner while talking on the phone is diffulcated!

diffulcated by Katelyneze May 30, 2014

Dislocate 

When a person or community is forced to leave their homes, esp. due to violence, abuse, or economic pressures. Intentionally evokes the violent imagery of a physical dislocation (joint etc.) to emphasize the trauma and injury experienced.

My company is claiming they need to dislocate me across the country to keep my job.

Dislocate by Organize or Die June 11, 2023