dislocate

LOADSA PAIN!!!!!!!! holey moley maccaroni.
when yer bone goes outta its socket

he has dislocated his knee!!! argh!!!

by *~susie~* April 6, 2005

Dislocate

When a person or community is forced to leave their homes, esp. due to violence, abuse, or economic pressures. Intentionally evokes the violent imagery of a physical dislocation (joint etc.) to emphasize the trauma and injury experienced.

My company is claiming they need to dislocate me across the country to keep my job.

by Organize or Die June 11, 2023

Diflicated

To be difficult and complicated at the same time.

Why do you have to be so diflicated all the time.

by Jay T. Bear June 19, 2014

dislocated

1. to put out of place; put out of proper relative position; displace: The glacier dislocated great stones.
2. to put out of joint or out of position, as a limb or an organ.
3. to throw out of order; upset; disorder: Frequent strikes dislocated the economy.

The earthquake dislocated several buildings. Crooked, disfigured...

by Ekta Bedi September 15, 2006

Disrogated

Fucked up.

I am so emotionally disrogated right now.

This is so disrogated.

I'm a little disrogated on that topic.

by rels1997 January 1, 2012

Discolate

An injury caused by excessive and/or repetitive dance moves.

Dancing excessively to YMCA may cause your arms to become disjointed.

I was bummed that Jente discolated her arm during the John Travolta dance-off, but was happy when she won first place.

Lobdizzle discolated his arm popping to Lil Hype’s beats.

by OGDebs September 22, 2018

diplomate

to comfort with a penis

after watching the notebook, jim diplomated the shit out of suzie.

by sddawgs February 14, 2008