disinclude
Similar to the word exclude, but carries the added suggestion that a person was at one point included, but then excluded due to their own extreme level of douchiness.
disinclude by BB_writer March 11, 2010
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disclude
disclude by GrammarTeacher August 27, 2009
Discluded
Disincluded
To not be included
I was disincluded from going out with my friends
Disincluded by The Ducky Virus August 13, 2018
Discluded
To be un-included, not included, but easier to say than that bullshit
Created by Brandon Rose, influenced by Marshall Druar
Created by Brandon Rose, influenced by Marshall Druar
4 guys on a coach**
One guy: You two wanna watch the game?
You two’s: yah of course man
Other guy: I’m so discluded in everything
One guy: You two wanna watch the game?
You two’s: yah of course man
Other guy: I’m so discluded in everything
Discluded by PucksnapsFerdaBoys July 30, 2018
Disclude
Joe: “Damn, I feel bad I had to disclude Jaime. There wasn’t enough room in the car.”
Jane: “Oh she’ll be okay, she’s not that into concerts.”
Jane: “Oh she’ll be okay, she’s not that into concerts.”
Disclude by Christhesinatra August 5, 2020
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