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debeastable 

A quality that one can only wish to possess. It is a very desirable genetic trait and is typically used for the opposite sex. The opposite of debeastable would be someone that shows shithead tendencies.
"Dan Engerim(sp?) is very debeastable because he works in the student store..."

"Mary is such a shithead, she is like the furthest away from being debeastable."
debeastable by AJSV October 22, 2009
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debatable 

said if you disagree or just want to be an asshole. greatest word ever...taking the world by storm!
Pat: Pitt is gonna win it all this year.

DJ: Debatable! they can't even win the division
debatable by --DJ-- September 15, 2009

Detestable 

A dumb 'tard, whomst of which is easy to hate/very unlikable.
You're actually so detestable, mate.
Detestable by NingHu February 23, 2019

Debatable 

The perfect response or comeback to any statement. This simple word can be used as a comeback or simply just to disagree with someone. Perfect for any situation and also to stop people in their tracts and to shut them up. It also can be used in place of false. I'm not saying i invented the word but I'm spreading it
Chris: That girl is pretty hot
Marco: Debatable!

Anonymous female: Hey I'm pregnant and its yours
Marco: DEBATABLE!
Debatable by TheIS March 5, 2012

jail debatable

Phrase used in discussion regarding any hot young teen, who appears to look as if past age of consent - but due to sexed up Lolita-like presentation and no tangible proof of birth - quite possibly might be jail bait.
Jim and Darren, both stumped regarding Hilary Duff's true age, but nonetheless turned on by the young starlet's god given talents, decided that she was quite jail debatable.
jail debatable by hoochie May 8, 2004

Debatable 

The gentleman's way of saying 'Bullshit'.
Gentleman one: "I say, my good man, that Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace is by far one of the most prodigious and exceptional motion pictures to grace the silver screen, don't you know!"

Gentleman two: "Debatable."
Debatable by AlcozoidMaHussimya April 16, 2016

HIGHLY debatable 

people who flaunt themselves on a daily basis and who are wrong beyond imaginable compare.
jenny: I am soooo amazing.

me: thats HIGHLY debatable.
HIGHLY debatable by twaltz November 29, 2010
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a lad that is such a lad that he is a proper lad
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person2: ya he was a proper lad
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So Joe where are you taking the kids for spring break vacation? We are going on an oblication to Boca to visit my mother-in-law.
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