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redneck divorce

n. an order of protection (or restraining order) obtained against one's spouse

Intern: But I don't get it, judge. They're not living together, they're fighting over this boat, he has an order of protection out against her, but they're still married?

Judge: Neither one of them would agree to pay the attorney's fees for an actual divorce. This is what some lawyers call a redneck divorce.

by Covite June 8, 2011

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divorce song

A song that has lyrics that glorify the end of a romantic relationship.

Ray-J song "No More", Tevin Campbell song "Goodbye", and the R. Kelly and Nivea duet "Laundromat" are divorce songs.

by Anonymous August 1, 2003

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mexican divorce

An abortion.

Bob: Fuck! I think I got my girl pregnant....
Fred: Time for a Mexican divorce!

by cheesy vagina September 4, 2008

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Divorce diet

The unintended weight loss that occurs from going through a divorce. Possibly nature's way of removing 15 years of being a sloth to get you ready for dating again. Don't throw the old clothes out yet; all lost weight comes back once settled down after the rebound relationship.

Holy shit, Monica is looking hot! She must be hitting the gym after Todd left her.

Nah, she's on the divorce diet. Enjoy the view before she gets remarried.

by Grant Rampus July 28, 2016

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Divorce Prone

When you practically will do any-thing to end your marriage you are feeling rather divorce prone.

Women approaches man in bar and says " noone is above straying these days ... the only reason I'm at this bar because I'm feeling rather divorce prone!

by aint that the truth August 11, 2011

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e-divorce

a divorce that is executed on line, e.g. through an email or a social networking site.

The guy wants to have an e-divorce from his wife because he thinks she is errant.

by uttam maharjan February 2, 2010

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Irish divorce

A wife bears six or so children- husband then deserts them.

My cousin Eileen and her brood were surprised to learn they had become the unfortunate subjects of an Irish divorce.

by Emmett Everett McWhorter August 4, 2006

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