desilication

desilication, a chemical seperation of silicon from a mine

desilication seperation of SiO2 from Bauxite ore

by RRN November 27, 2013

deification

To lift to a deity, adore as a a god or goddess.

The deification of Madonna is so 80's.

by druiloor March 5, 2018

Deskification

The act of pooping on a co-workers desk.

That deskification was disgusting, I can only imagine what he ate for lunch.

by Boopie2 May 30, 2013

desalination

a way of turning salt water into fresh drinkable water.

e.g jack got some fresh water to drink at the desalination plant.

by urlocalcrackhead420 August 29, 2019

desication/desification

origination in the term 'desi'- a colloquial descriptive of a person from india, the desh, the motherland,

desication/desification refers to the progressive acquisition of indian cultural traits by non-indians and especially white people.

this indianising of an individual or a culture is exemplified when a person becomes adept at eating with their hands (and intensifies when they can eat rice with their hands), when their spice tolerance levels reach impressive levels (impressive even to desis), when they know and can recount the names of various dishes and the different spice combinations in each and finally concretises when a movie scene with dancing in the rain invokes the use of the fast forward button.
"joans desication/desification is almost complete. she knows how to eat rice with her hands and she can eat spicy food now"

by evolvepast8 January 25, 2010

Hemovaginal Desalination

When blood from a woman's menstrual cycle is recycled to it's purest form to be employable for donation. This includes the filtration of the lining of the uterus, and other matter that is discharged from the vagina, that is not part of the usable blood.

Dave's girlfriend is on her period. She can help save a lot of lives if she donates her blood by hemovaginal desalination.

by Dr. Darrell Johnson April 16, 2008

Desilofication

The process of breaking down barriers to knowledge caused by separate organizations not cooperating, or aware of the others existence.

One university professor in the group referred to his own division where he spoke of 3 different chairs of different areas of water management that never interacted with each other until the desilofication began.

by zgrinch September 24, 2011