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Urban Dictionary
tech guy
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Il Fait Chode
Joe:Bonjour, Quel temps fait il? (Hello, what is the weather)
Bob:Il fait chode. Au Revoir Joe (It is Chode out. Good by Joe.)
Bob:Il fait chode. Au Revoir Joe (It is Chode out. Good by Joe.)
Il Fait Chode by MAH boi PSEUDONYM November 18, 2010
likum
A new strain in the bofa family of viruses, typically non-fatal, it is typically contracted by streamers of Apex Legends.
likum by SunnyDKShiki May 29, 2022
Molyneuxing
a) The act of over selling something with intense hype and not deliver in the claims made previous.
b) The act of product overselling with false claims.
b) The act of product overselling with false claims.
"yo man, i bought the game you told me to get and not a DAMN thing was true about what he does in it. Next time i catch you Molyneuxing I'm going to punch you in the eye!!!"
Molyneuxing by Skeltah January 7, 2010
Delus
delus noun
de·lus \ di-ˈlüs , dē- \
Essential Meaning of delus
1: a belief that is not true, leading to detrimental actions: false ideas but with the added meaning of being knowing and willfully untrue machinations to the end of personal wealth and influence, myopically to the detriment of the entire planet.
2: a false idea or belief that is caused by mental illness or abject ignorance.
3: something that is falsely or delusively believed or propagated, typically to an idiotic and selfish political end at great cost to all.
psychology
4a: a persistent false psychotic and/or inept to the point of idiotic belief, disregarding large-scale dramatic risks for small-scale (personal) gain. Archaic ideologies outside the self that are maintained despite indisputable evidence to the contrary that those ideologies have become invalid.
4b: the act of tricking or deceiving someone to the end of wide-spread destruction and death, even to oneself: the state of being trapped in one’s own mind to the extent that political ambitions are all that matter—and even the most dire real-world consequences are irrelevant.
Other Words from delus
delusian \ di-ˈlüs-si-un , dē- \ adjective. of, relating to, or resembling delus
delusianize \ di-ˈlüs-si-un-īz , dē- \ verb. cause to be, or conform to, or resemble delusian in nature.
de·lus \ di-ˈlüs , dē- \
Essential Meaning of delus
1: a belief that is not true, leading to detrimental actions: false ideas but with the added meaning of being knowing and willfully untrue machinations to the end of personal wealth and influence, myopically to the detriment of the entire planet.
2: a false idea or belief that is caused by mental illness or abject ignorance.
3: something that is falsely or delusively believed or propagated, typically to an idiotic and selfish political end at great cost to all.
psychology
4a: a persistent false psychotic and/or inept to the point of idiotic belief, disregarding large-scale dramatic risks for small-scale (personal) gain. Archaic ideologies outside the self that are maintained despite indisputable evidence to the contrary that those ideologies have become invalid.
4b: the act of tricking or deceiving someone to the end of wide-spread destruction and death, even to oneself: the state of being trapped in one’s own mind to the extent that political ambitions are all that matter—and even the most dire real-world consequences are irrelevant.
Other Words from delus
delusian \ di-ˈlüs-si-un , dē- \ adjective. of, relating to, or resembling delus
delusianize \ di-ˈlüs-si-un-īz , dē- \ verb. cause to be, or conform to, or resemble delusian in nature.
1. "The organization’s delus regarding how they define “abject poverty,” gives the appearance that they are making progress and worthy of being funded—when the opposite is true and their programs only exacerbate it with greedy apathy."
"He is living/laboring as a delusian world citizen, refusing to accept ecological personal responsibility for all the children he is fathering."
"She delusianized all attempts to wipe out global poverty and species extinction, making herself a small fortune in the process."
"Programs exist to wipe out global poverty and species extinction, by reigning in human overpopulation with incentivized conception control--but in the depths of their delus world leaders refuse to even permit their discussion."
2. "As the illness progressed, his delus took over and the politically-expedient decrees of his handlers became his own—he showed utter disregard for the best interests of the planet or his own people."
3. "They were evidently under the delus that a cancer can kill its host without also dying."
"Myopic delus of grandeur suggested to them that they were “winning” in their lives, and that all their offspring would continue to live opulent lifestyles, despite the global misery from their policies."
4b: "The new movie accuses world leaders of practicing delusian arts to the end of planetary suicide."
"He is living/laboring as a delusian world citizen, refusing to accept ecological personal responsibility for all the children he is fathering."
"She delusianized all attempts to wipe out global poverty and species extinction, making herself a small fortune in the process."
"Programs exist to wipe out global poverty and species extinction, by reigning in human overpopulation with incentivized conception control--but in the depths of their delus world leaders refuse to even permit their discussion."
2. "As the illness progressed, his delus took over and the politically-expedient decrees of his handlers became his own—he showed utter disregard for the best interests of the planet or his own people."
3. "They were evidently under the delus that a cancer can kill its host without also dying."
"Myopic delus of grandeur suggested to them that they were “winning” in their lives, and that all their offspring would continue to live opulent lifestyles, despite the global misery from their policies."
4b: "The new movie accuses world leaders of practicing delusian arts to the end of planetary suicide."
Delus by TheScout2014 January 2, 2022
Petranda
Petranda by bichfrmheaven January 29, 2009