missunderestimated
I missunderestimated this task!
missunderestimated by RubberDingyRapidsBro June 14, 2024
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misunderestimated
1. Doofimizm used only by fully edgymicated presidents when their teleprompters are busted or they are feeling kinda smart or when they wants to show all them handlers at the white house just who's really in charge around here.
I must have misunderestimated all them nuculer bombs and them weapons of mass disappearance in that there eye rack.
misunderestimated by JOE August 26, 2003
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misunderestimate
They misunderestimate me!
We misunderestimated the President's ability to butcher the English language.
We misunderestimated the President's ability to butcher the English language.
misunderestimate by Kieran Bennett December 27, 2005
misunderestimate
v. t. 1. To underestimate but not sufficiently. To know that something is bad or inadequate, or dangerous, or evil but to not take nearly seriously enough the badness, inadequacy, danger or evil thereof.
misunderestimate by drblove January 16, 2009
misunderestimated
Word invented by President of the United States, George W. Bush, to highlight the fact that the population had completely mistaken him for someone who would actually have the intellectual capacity to run the country.
misunderestimated by fadeaway October 1, 2005
Misunderestimate
I Misunderestimated the test which is why i failed it.
The President seemed to misunderestimate the amount of time and resources it would take to win the war.
The President seemed to misunderestimate the amount of time and resources it would take to win the war.
Misunderestimate by WhiteCisDudeBro December 21, 2008
misunderestimate
We have seriously misunderestimated the effects of a Bush presidency -- they were far worse than anyone ever expected.
misunderestimate by AlyssaMarie May 15, 2008
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