debreviation 

Spelling out the letters, for emphasis or fun, of an acronym, especially a TLA, that was abbreviated for modesty or convenience.

Examples of debreviations:

"That was an eff-ing good movie"

"double-you tee eff"

"oh emm gee"

"The trouble is her father could be any one of three men with whom her mother dot dot dotted twenty years ago."

debreviation by Bob Stein August 17, 2008

Depreciation

(v.) The act of depreciating, is lowering the value of an asset with a calculable value. This mostly refers to the value for old items falling as the demand for them wanes.

There is a lot of depreciation to be considered on the prices of cars where the manufacturer constantly changes the look. 50's, 60's and 70's Mercedes-Benz were almost unchanged, right down to the starting point for change- the headlights. This means that such collectors items are worth more (when inflation is added) then current Mercedes will be at that age. Since BMW likes to change appearance more often, thier cars depreciate more.

Depreciation by Kung-Fu Jesus May 11, 2004

webreviation 

Abbreviations that are commonly used in online chat or text messaging. Some examples are wtg(way to go), brb (be right back), rofl (rolling on the floor laughing), and fwiw (for what it's worth).

I can hardly understand your text message because you've used so many webreviations.

webreviation by E!! November 2, 2007

sweat depreciation 

home improvement projects completed during a depreciating real estate market

I completed the patio project and gained some sweat depreciation.

sweat depreciation by 1SmartBlonde July 2, 2009

depriviation 

An unintellectual human organism who doesnt comprehend the concept of syllables.

Sophia is studying the effects of depriviation.

depriviation by Glizzyrider37 December 30, 2023

Depreciation-mobile 

A new or newer vehicle, often electric and/or a German vehicle, that is expected to depreciate in value significantly in a short period of time, especially due to car prices spiking from 2020-2022 and then falling sharply during 2024.

2021: "Look at my new Tesla Model S Plaid! It's the fastest money can buy for $130,000."
2024: "Noooo! You can't just be worth $60,000 after less than 3 years! That's like $23,000 a year to drive this depreciation-mobile!"

Elon: "Haha Tesla factory go brrrr"
Repo Man: "Haha tow truck go brrrr"

Depreciation-mobile by Farter2024 July 24, 2024