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Dishonored 

a pretty fun game released in 2012. Kinda steampunk but instead of steam everything's powered by whale oil. Magic and a low/high chaos system to get a good or bad ending. You assume the role of royal protector Corvo Attano of the Empress of the Isles Jessamine Kaldwin, who is secretly your lover. Jessamine is killed by the assassin Daud and his men, and they kidnap your daughter Emily. You're framed for Jessamine's murder by the Royal Spymaster and sent to prison and tortured for 6 months, after which you start the game.
Person 1: hey dude have you played Dishonored?

Person 2: nah man never heard of it.

Person 1: aw man you should've seen me dismembering corrupt city watch guards!

Person 2: sounds fun
Dishonored by I_want_die July 18, 2019
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death before dishonor 

You will die before going against anything that you believe in or die before you sell out.
death before dishonor -She would die(death) before forgeting who she is and (dishonoring)turning on her family/friends.

dishonor 

the word i always imagine said by a male with a heavy Japanese accent
" you bring dishonor to your family"
" somebody is on dis honor roll"
"somebody dis hona roll" badum-ch
dishonor by boop da snoot November 11, 2018

Death Before Dishonor 

Death Before Dishonor: To die before dishonoring what ever holds great value.
Is a Marine Corps saying. Meaning you will die before you dishonor GOD, COUNTRY, or CORPS. It can also be related to anything you believe in that much. Family, friends, THE CAUSE, what ever you feel you would rather die before you dishonor it. Hence DEATH BEFORE DISHONOR, SEMPER FI!!

Discolored coon 

The normal term “coon” that is used to put black people down but instead of this meaning being directed toward black people it is directed towards white people since they lack pigmentation in their skin which is why they would be considered discolored.
Why is that discolored coon tryna mess with Dontai.

Dishonosecond 

(n.) dis - aw - no - sec - und;
The period of time from when a law or rule is established and when a loophole is found.
Lawmakers passed a new tax regulation and a dishonosecond later discovered an exemption they could apply to themselves.
Dishonosecond by khpdave February 28, 2011

dishonorable little shit

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