Undestructible
Bob: Dude, check this phone out. It's totally undestructible!
Tom: Don't you mean indestructible?
Bob: Don't judge me!
Tom: Don't you mean indestructible?
Bob: Don't judge me!
Undestructible by Silverraider05 January 27, 2011
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Indestructible
"I'll have you know that that I've become indestructible. Determination that is incorruptible, from the other side a terror to behold, annihalation will be unavoidable. Every broken enemy will know that their opponent had to be invincible..."
Indestructible by Metal up your ass dude September 26, 2009
Indestructible
Impervious; incapable of being damaged; invincible.
Meaning you can't destroy whatever it is you're trying to bust up.
Meaning you can't destroy whatever it is you're trying to bust up.
When Super Mario grabs a Starman he becomes totally indestructible. Now where were those things when he had to face Bowser?
Indestructible by TheSpectacularOne March 4, 2009
Stan Indestructible
Stan Indestructible by Some might say Indestructible October 24, 2022
Undestructable
Undestructable
A term made by Professional Boxer James Toney, He once said this during one of his post fight interviews when he ment to say"Indestructable"
A term made by Professional Boxer James Toney, He once said this during one of his post fight interviews when he ment to say"Indestructable"
Undestructable by THEFakechowda July 7, 2017
Indestructible
Indestructible by Haljordan12 May 11, 2020
indestructible
"That ipod was not indestructible because Jael broke it."
"Jael broke her 'indestructible' ipod."
"Jael should be one of those people who tests products for destructibility. She'd bring a new meaning to the word 'indestructible.'"
"Jael, who smells like Kenzo Amour, almost broke a plate while swag surfin'."
"Jael, you can't microwave metal. Our microwave isn't indestructible."
"Jael, our love for you is indestructible."
"Jael broke her 'indestructible' ipod."
"Jael should be one of those people who tests products for destructibility. She'd bring a new meaning to the word 'indestructible.'"
"Jael, who smells like Kenzo Amour, almost broke a plate while swag surfin'."
"Jael, you can't microwave metal. Our microwave isn't indestructible."
"Jael, our love for you is indestructible."
indestructible by marflorel May 17, 2010
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