declude

to leave someone out. also an opposite of include (to be used when you have overused outclude)

this is slightly softer than outclude, because it can be an accident or perception.

*originally created by Josh Berkley

she decluded me from her list of facebook friends

i kinda felt decluded by you whispering in the corner

by Jesse Colburn March 22, 2010

Deluded Fool

Someone who lacks judgement.
Is blinded by some sort of factor, usually emotional.

In the Great Gatsby, Jay Gatsby was a deluded fool.

Nicole: Geee Alexia, your such a stalker, like lay off. He does not like you.

Michelle: I agree, that boy dun like you.

Alexia: But I've been stalking him for 5 years now, I cant let go just like that.

Michelle: your such a deluded fool.

by moflow13 April 9, 2011

Defludefied

When a person who has previously had the flu has now recovered.

You had the coronavirus and has now is defludefied

by AYD2013 March 6, 2020

delude

To Lie to ya fuckin' self
Also see, "Pipedreams"

Richie: Dad, if i keep on this budget, I see that I could afford a lamborghini countach LP500
Dad: Don't Delude yourself idiot!

by Rich P. May 9, 2005

Self deluded

To be full of one's self, to look in the mirror and say dam i'm sexy, believing your own lies to be truth, and living in your own world.

I work at Dos, or at a bar and I'm so fine I get numbers all the time im so Self deluded.

by ex-marine211 June 7, 2011

Deluded

A word that's used by many "Elounor" shippers. It means idiotic, stupid, and unreasonable. Popularized by Eleanor Calder, the beard of Louis Tomlinson of One Direction. It started out from a tweet she used to defend herself, and her worshippers (aka Calderics) started overusing the word. Used to describe Larry shippers, but usually reflects the user itself.

OMG, ELOUNOR IS REAL! YOU'RE SO DELUDED! GO HAND YOURSELF! - Anonymous

Stop being so deluded. Eleanor and Louis are IN LOVE, and you guys are sooo deluded that you can't see the love!

-Anonymous

by WhoSpeaksTheTruth July 17, 2012

decluded

To deduce and conclude, all at the same time.

With this dictionary, I have decluded that this word does not exist in the English language.

by XanderHolman April 9, 2008