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Derives from l337 (leet) as in l337 5p34k (speak). In this context l337 means elite or the best.

del337, on the other hand, means to lessen or take away from someone's l337ness. Synonymns of this term are moded or dog out or diss. A non-colloquial term commonly used is put down.
Oooooooooh, you just got del337ed!
del337 by omatase January 13, 2007
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(Pronounced De-Leet)
V.
To remove one's status of being L33T.

The word "DeL33T" is most commonly used by L33T players on MMORPGs to discourage teammates who are not as good as them.

To be DeL33Ted means that the player will now be concitered iether a n00b or a n00blet from that point on.
L33T 1: "I hereby revoke you of your L33T status!"
L33T 2: "You mean... you're deL33Ting me??"
~ A L33T getting deL33Ted by his superior
DeL33T by Moonlitshadow May 24, 2008
Related Words
del337 • de1337 • d3l337 • DeL33T • Dr-L337
When a 1337 member is downgraded.

The uber h4x0r got de1337ed by the police.

The Ubisoft president lost his job, the company decided to de1337 him.
de1337 by jesper.kyd January 3, 2009
1) N. Opposite of the "l337 speak" word l337. Not in good standing, poor performance, uncool or uncouth.

2) V. To show the loss of one's l337 status.

d3l337 is not to be confused with "d3l3373" which would imply the deletion of a file.
1) You can't make it to the party? That's d3l337.
2) Damn, I just got d3l3373d!
d3l337 by BATE July 29, 2008
When something that used to be underground and/or 1337 goes mainstream.

Only the real origional fans feel that the band (or whatever) has been de1337ed. Everyone else pretends that they were the origional fans and that the band (or whatever) is still underground and that they are so badass for knowing about it.
Avril de1337ed my tie.
de1337 by wysiwyg August 12, 2004
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