demanized
demanized by Rover Sinker June 14, 2015
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Dehumanized
To deprive of human qualities such as individuality, compassion, or civility and a very great disturbed song
If I offer you my soul,
Will you carry me away?
How can I be the only one
To be dehumanized again,
Left behind
Will you carry me away?
How can I be the only one
To be dehumanized again,
Left behind
Dehumanized by the real deal tonight March 22, 2009
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demanized • demanize • demonized • Denized • demonize • demanifestation • Damonized • Dehumanized • Demanalized • Demangled
demonize
During the Obamacare rollout, the Administration tried to demonize health insurance companies and blame them for not complying with the new regulations.
demonize by Alabama Samurai November 14, 2013
Demanalized
When a suppository is inserted in to a man's rectum and/or when a prisoner drops the soap.
Guy 1: Dude, watch out for the stomach flu. I heard some dude had to go to Urgent care and totally got demanalized. He's been curled up in a ball sucking his thumb for the past 3 days.
Guy 2: Damn...we should go buy him a hooker.
Guy 1: Dude, watch out for the stomach flu. I heard some dude had to go to Urgent care and totally got demanalized. He's been curled up in a ball sucking his thumb for the past 3 days.
Guy 2: Damn...we should go buy him a hooker.
Demanalized by EER41 December 7, 2006
demonizer
a word commonly used by stoners in the round rock area, demonizer is an all purpose word to be used at all times and any time
demonizer by paul the painter August 4, 2008
demanize
duganized
Inserting small inconsequential bits of false information into websites with user edited content (e.g. Wikipedia etc), usually prompted due to a desire to not leave ones dwelling due to the harshness of winter and having grown bored of any other available entertainment. Believed to have originated in Montreal.
duganized by The3rdTallyGirl February 22, 2011
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