Dishdain

The feeling you get after finishing a huge meal and realizing how many dishes you have to wash now.

Elmo set down the last turkey leg and looked into the sink with dishdain.

by corgiflop November 8, 2010

Disdain

Intense scorn: Extreme contempt or disgust for something or somebody. It's pretty much the same as dispising someone.

I disdain those that are rude.

by Jafje March 31, 2007

disdainful

to be full of scorn of contempt.

His disdainful attitude reflected his unhappiness at losing his job.

by Morgan T November 10, 2006

Disdain

If you treat someone wih disdain, you treat the poorly or not as good as you.

He treated the boy with disdain

by !Famous_People_Are_Ok? September 9, 2021

disdain

to look on with scorn; seggragation; to be haten'

My good sir, I do so ever disdain those irregular ashen commoners from the hood. It does behoove us to dichotomize their lavitories from ours.

by joe shmoe February 26, 2003

Disdaineurysm

n. A portmanteau of "disdain" and "aneurysm", the result of getting so angry at a person or event that your blood pressure becomes dangerously high and/or you feel like you could have a stroke.

If I read about one more mass shooting and nothing gets done about it, I'm going to have a disdaineurysm.

by icarusfountain August 8, 2019

disdainfully

in a way that shows you do not value or respect something/someone.

"we're not allowed out on the woods alone out here!" the little girl screamed. "I know" the old woman replied disdainfully.

by ☆Shobeanz_ January 18, 2024