Disolation

When someone or something is having trouble figuring out the right word to use. Not to be confused with 'desolation'.

Well, he was very... very... dang it I'm in disolation again.

by RawrOFLcopter June 22, 2011

desolation row

The name of a Bob Dylan song. Indicative of a place where people who do not fit into society(free thinkers and artists) go to live. It does not necessarily have a negative connotation. Often visited by posers attempting to look cool by hanging out with the real free thinkers.

He is so literary. He must be straight off of desolation row.

by asdfaskldfj September 29, 2005

Nisolation

Where you make the most of your time in isolation & make it a nice & positive experience, instead of it bringing you down.

Dave had a lovely nisolation time where he transformed into much a better person, cleaned his room & developed new skills.

by #NicePerson June 23, 2020

italian isolation

to be in a small shower naked with 4 italian girls while they wash eachother

"what did you guys do last night?"

"oh just some italian isolation."

by el fen August 18, 2009

sisolation

A shortened and much more efficient method of saying self isolation.

I' ve got a bit of a cough, so I put myself into sisolation

by Jones the Steam April 5, 2020

self isolation

The act of distancing oneself from the wider public. Likely to be a result of fear of an oncoming zombie apocalypse, plague or COVID-19

Sarah pondered the on coming plague and though "f**k that, I'm off into self isolation in my camper van til it blows over"

by Zombie Avoidance Manoeuvre March 16, 2020

dinflation

Dinflation is the phenomenon that occurs at a restaurant when the diners realize the check will likely be split evenly and over order, causing the final check to be inflated. The dinflation/over order is generally late in the meal and may be an extra bottle of wine, a digestif (e.g. port), or dessert that you wouldn't normally order.

This phenomenon is particularly prevalent in situations where a meal is spread out over many shared courses, where a bottle of wine is ordered & shared, when some of the party shows up late complicating things, or when patrons are not carrying cash and the polite thing to do is simply "split the check X ways" to save the waiter the headache.

The evening started out pretty reserved with just the three couples. But after a round of appetizers and two bottles of wine, folks realized the check was going to be complicated. Dinflation occurred when they set caution to the wind, ordered the most expensive cut of meat and someone even ordered a cigar.

by richard bullard barnes August 7, 2012