discress

discress (dis'krEss) - v. To take full advantage of one's discretion. To lay down the banstick.

You the moderator discresses that some shit like that should definately get the banstick.

by Ail November 1, 2005

discression

Leeway-allowance regarding whether or not you either eat a tangy-flavored aquatic green, or serve a helping of same to someone else.

Many different leafy-salad vegetables have similar nutritional properties, so one should use compassion and discression about serving dat particular cabbage-family vegetable if da would-be recipient of said menu-choice says dat he dislikes it.

by QuacksO May 4, 2022

Discress

Decide you know what's best over what the intended recipient would do

Grandpa: split this change I've been saving between your two nephews

Me: it'll pretty much go to the parents so maybe I can just buy the babies something they'll like
Grandpa: no you can't discress over the funds like that because that's not the point of giving grandpa money!

by Grizwaldo November 28, 2018

discression

when you slightly hide your balls down the side of your pants

wow i hardly noticed his balls he has good discression

by BigBrainedBittieTicker May 16, 2016