dismay

To break down the courage of completely, as by sudden danger or trouble; dishearten thoroughly; daunt.

To Michaels dismay his girlfriend was on her period.

by JustinTheGoatLover February 11, 2014

Dismay

Noun:
concern and distress caused by something unexpected.
Verb:
cause (someone) to feel concern and distress.

Noun: To his dismay, his mother put him in a home.
Verb: They were dismayed by the “No Right Turns” policy.

by BluePupil1969 November 19, 2019

dismayed

Disappointed

I stand dismayed by his dictatorial behaviour.

by Totoooo March 17, 2014

groundhog dismay

Like in the movie Groundhog Day where you keep reliving the same day over and over except there isn't anything good about it and there is nothing but dismay.

I'm so depressed with this groundhog dismay crap, same old bullshit over and over again and again.

by jpg3 January 3, 2012

U.S. Dismay

The State of the Union - U.S.A. - January 6, 2021.

The protesters vandalized, and ransacked their own Capital buildiing shouting "USA, USA"! USA? The reaction they got was U.S. Dismay.

by talk2me-JCH2 February 4, 2021

Valentine's Dismay

to be completely dismayed at the price of Roses, chocolates and other assorted 'Valentines' day gifts

I was going to get Sandy something, but when I got to the florist I got a case of 'Valentine's Dismay' How can they charge that much?

by The Valentiner February 14, 2008

Pubic Dismay

The awful feeling a man experiences when he slides his hand down a young woman's panties, only to find that she shaves/waxes her pubic area. This effect only applies to a small number of American men (aprox 1-2%)who enjoy a nice full bush over the generic standard of a shorn beaver.

I had the worst case of pubic dismay on Friday night when I took that pig home. Her attempts to be sexy for me were ruined when I felt her brillo pad pussy.

by tactrash May 2, 2008