- demapped
- adj.the state of having been assasinated; to have been figuratively taken off the map. Always used in the past tense.
The shopkeeper was found demapped behind the counter.
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demapped — adj. the state of having been assasinated; to have been figuratively taken off the map. Always used in the past tense. The shopkeeper was found demapped behind the counter … Dictionary of american slang
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