disinternet
transitive verb
1. to deprive of means, reason, or disposition to be accessing the world wide web
2. a: to divest of the internet <disinternet your children> b: to deprive of a means to access the web <disinternet a computer>
3. to release from the internet
intransitive verb
1: to lay aside the internet
2: to give up or reduce internet use
3. to release or detach oneself from the web
1. to deprive of means, reason, or disposition to be accessing the world wide web
2. a: to divest of the internet <disinternet your children> b: to deprive of a means to access the web <disinternet a computer>
3. to release from the internet
intransitive verb
1: to lay aside the internet
2: to give up or reduce internet use
3. to release or detach oneself from the web
"If I don't disinternet my wife is going to divorce me."
"There is so much garbage on the web I told my kids they had to disinternet."
"We had to disinternet office computers due to lost productivity."
"There is so much garbage on the web I told my kids they had to disinternet."
"We had to disinternet office computers due to lost productivity."
disinterneted
To lose ones internet connection.
The individual was happily lost in webland when abruptly they became disinterneted.