ostracize

To shun one away from the rest of a group

We should ostracise Compton the Salesman for trying to be funny but instead revealing that hes an idiot.

by thebeaver August 15, 2005

ostracism

Banishment or being shunned. The state of being exiled from any society, usually by popular vote, for any reason. Disgrace and idiocy are often key players.

Ostracism has its roots in Ancient Athena as a form of quick justice.

After accidently lighting the Orator's chariot on fire, Idious Maximus knew what was comming... Ostracism.

by Ryswick January 5, 2009

ostracised ostrich

when an emu is ostracised from the ostriches

ostracised emu is ostracised from the ostracised ostrich society

by ostrich society 2.0 September 16, 2020

ostricized

verb. When playing pick-up football games on the weekends, the act of a defense player hitting and offensive player low and the offensive player flipping forward and landing headfirst in the dirt. The act is similar to an ostrich putting his head into the ground.

After talking smack throughout the whole game, he returned the kickoff and and ran straight at the target of his words, only to be ostricized and receive a face full of dirt, embarrassing him in front of his peers.

by Rukkus002 September 12, 2010

ostracized

What happens to old men when they inevitibly develop "long balls". Their nutsack looks like an upside-down ostrich head as viewed from behind.

When I saw grandpa's drooping ballsack hanging out of his bermuda shorts,I asked him what was wrong with him,he said; "Son,when you turn 70 you automatically become ostracized."

by wolfbait51 January 27, 2011

ostracize

An exercise program for ostriches.

Carl the ostrich ordered his ostracizing tapes off of an infomercial he saw last Tuesday.

by Compton Computer Salesman April 10, 2005

ostracize

To find and place an ostrich in a strategic logcation that inevitably lead to its attacking an enemy

We should ostracize her, but first we need to find an ostrich

by fireguy2513 August 4, 2007