decanter 

The act of using a catheter to drain one's bladder of urine, and the replacing it with wine or any other type of beverage. The decanter then serves other people by urinating into their mouths.

Man, that orgy last night had a decanter at it! My girlfriend got served, the lucky bitch.

decanter by Angelus January 27, 2005

human decanter

A man who uses a catheder to empty his bladder of all urine and replace it with wine. He then urinates the wine into guests glasses.

Last night we hired a human decanter, he was great at the beginning, but near the end of the night I wondered how much wine I was actually drinking.

human decanter by Nurse K February 10, 2008

decantering 

To pour wine from incrediply high up; The more extreme form of decanting, often involving portals, strange fluxes in gravity, random chibi-faced onlookers, a *bamph* sound efect, etc.

ZOMG! Decantering from such a hight!!!

decantering by *Flounce* August 24, 2008

Decaster 

Decaster (dih-cass-ter) n.
1. A person who is unpopular with peers, yet is still intelligent, beautiful, and capable, simply because they are human.

2. Literally translates to mean “beautiful foreigner”.

Alan Turing, who invented the first computer, was a decaster growing up. He was bullied and had very few friends despite his brilliance.

Decaster by The original decaster August 19, 2016

decaster 

Noun; pronounced "dih-cass-ter".

1. A person who is unpopular with peers yet still beautiful, smart, and capable simply because they are human.

2. Literally translates to mean "beautiful foreigner".

From Latin word decorus, meaning "beautiful", and Spanish word forastero, which indirectly translates to mean "foreign".

The Spanish word forastero was referring to a cocoa tree (called criollo) imported into Venezuela from the West Indies in the mid-19th century. The word evolved to mean foreign.

Famous decasters include Alan Turing (a mathematical prodigy invented a code breaking computer during WWII), Edgar Allan Poe (a brilliant author who wrote many famous short stories and poems), and Ludwig van Beethoven (a genius composer who continued to write beautiful symphonies even after he became deaf).

This word was invented by Emma Hahn on February 29, 2016.

I was always a decaster growing up, standing off to the side while everyone else joked at my expense.

decaster by The original decaster August 19, 2016

Decante 

When you bang a hot girl and you tell your friends about it and want to play it kind of low key.

Nah, she wasn't that hot...she was just decante.

(Has Spanish origins but is a perversion of the real thing, decente, supposed to be pronounced with a really obnoxious southern accent)

Decante by Heardbub May 10, 2017

dekanter goblin 

dekanter goblins are similar to normal goblins, but as tough to kill as orcs. they can regenerate, and a resistant to cold.

dekanter goblins are tough to kill

dekanter goblin by Smurf August 17, 2004