English Dictionary (Humor) beta

Breakable The quality of being easily shattered or damaged.  ■ He accidentally knocked over the vase, which was unfortunately breakable. Now he has to buy a new one.

broken Something that is so badly damaged or shattered that it cannot be repaired.  ■ "I accidentally broke my phone, and now I have a paperweight instead of a device to use."

Burnt To be severely damaged by heat, usually to the point of being irreparably destroyed.  ■ "I accidentally burnt my toast this morning. It's a good thing I have some butter and jam to cover up the burnt taste."

Corrupted To be so influenced by evil or immoral behavior that one's character is permanently damaged.  ■ "After listening to all the conspiracy theories, John became so corrupted he started spreading fake news himself."

Damage To ruin or destroy something, often intentionally.  ■ "I accidentally damaged the car and now have to pay for repairs. That's some serious damage!"

destruct To cause something to fall apart or be damaged beyond repair.  ■ "After hearing the joke, the comedian's audience was in stitches. They were so funny that they completely destructed my sense of humor!"

Fender A thin, flat piece of wood or plastic used to protect a guitar from being scratched or damaged.  ■ "I accidentally dropped my guitar and the fender broke off. Now it sounds like a tin can!"

fragile Something that is easily broken or damaged, often because it is very thin or delicate.  ■ "He dropped the fragile vase and it shattered into a million pieces. He was so upset he started crying."

harmed To be accidentally or unintentionally damaged by something, typically in a way that is harmful to the thing itself.

lobotomy A surgical procedure in which part of the brain is removed or damaged to treat severe mental illness.  ■ "I think I need a lobotomy after spending all day watching cat videos on YouTube."

recombinant A person or thing that has been put back together or restored after being broken or damaged.  ■ After the devastating earthquake, the recombinant city was able to rise again, stronger and more resilient than ever before!

Remedied To cure or mend something that was previously broken or damaged.  ■ After realizing he had made a terrible mistake, John quickly remedied the situation by returning the item and apologizing profusely.

restoring The act of bringing something back to its original state, usually after it has been damaged or destroyed.  ■ "Restoring the old antique car to its former glory"

ruined To make something or someone completely and irreparably damaged, especially by a sudden disaster or failure.  ■ "My car was ruined when I accidentally ran over a squirrel. Now I have to walk everywhere!"

totalled To be completely destroyed, ruined or damaged beyond repair.  ■ "The car was totalled in the accident and the insurance company had to pay out a huge sum of money."

wrecked adjective completely destroyed, ruined, or damaged  ■ After the hurricane hit the beach town, everything was completely wrecked.

Backups Noun 1. A set of data or files stored in case the original version is lost or damaged., 2. A person who follows someone or something, often with little regard for personal safety or well-being.  ■ "I accidentally deleted all my important documents, but I had a backup saved to my cloud storage, so I was able to recover everything without a problem!", "The new employee quickly became everyone's favorite backups by making jokes and entertaining them during breaks."

bruises A bruise is an area of the skin that has been damaged by force or injury. It typically appears as a reddish-purple spot and can last anywhere from a few days to several weeks.  ■ "After tripping over the rug, Sarah's leg bruised so badly she couldn't walk for two days."

crashed To have an extremely loud and sudden sound, often accompanied by a burst of air or smoke. Typically used when something is destroyed or damaged.  ■ "I accidentally crashed my bike into the tree and now I'm covered in leaves and twigs."

fireproof adjective1. Capable of withstanding fire without being damaged or destroyed.  ■ The fireproof suit was a sight to behold as the flames licked at its exterior, yet it remained unscathed. adverb2. In an orderly and organized manner, often with little or no excitement or fuss.  ■ "I'm fireproofing my schedule for the week," said the boring businesswoman as she checked her emails.

forked A situation that is completely and utterly destroyed, ruined or damaged by a single mistake.  ■ "I accidentally spilled my coffee on the white shirt and it was forked. I guess I won't be wearing it to the job interview."

Guarantee A formal promise or agreement to pay for a debt or provide compensation in the event of an accident or loss.  ■ John signed a guarantee for his friend's car, promising to pay off any outstanding loans if the car was stolen or damaged.

Implant A small, artificial device that is inserted into the body to replace or augment a missing or damaged part.  ■ After losing her teeth in a car accident, Sarah decided to get dental implants to restore her smile. To put something into an electronic device or system, usually to install software or update firmware.  ■ "I just implanted the new operating system on my computer," said John proudly., A person who has been successfully assimilated into a group or society, often with great effort and enthusiasm.  ■ "You're an implant in this company," said the CEO to his new employee, "but we'll see if you can earn your place."

rebuild To construct or create something again from scratch, often after it has been destroyed or damaged.  ■ After the earthquake destroyed their city, the people decided to rebuild it with stronger materials and more modern architecture. They even hired a team of architects to design a new city that would be resistant to natural disasters.

rusted A noun that refers to something that has become damaged by exposure to oxygen and moisture, resulting in the formation of iron oxide.  ■ I forgot to clean my bike and now it's completely rusted. I guess I'll have to buy a new one.

salvaged adjective Salvaged means to have been rescued from destruction or ruin, usually after being damaged or lost. It can also refer to something that has been repaired or restored to its original state.  ■ The old car was salvaged and turned into a unique piece of art.,  ■ After being lost at sea, the shipwreck was salvaged and is now a popular tourist attraction.

Spleen A small, pinkish-red organ located in the abdomen that removes red blood cells and filters out damaged or old blood. It also helps with digestion by producing bile.  ■ "I had to take my spleen out last week because it was getting too big for my pants."

tattered adjective Looking like a piece of clothing that has been torn or damaged, often in a way that makes it difficult to use.  ■ She had a tattered shirt that she used to wear to bed, but it was so old and worn that it was barely fit to cover her.

tenuous A state or quality of being so thin, fragile, or delicate that it is easily broken, torn, or damaged.  ■ The politician's tenuous hold on power was finally snapped by a scandal., A situation or relationship that is uncertain, unstable, or precarious.  ■ The company's future was in a tenuous state after losing its biggest client.