verb: To cut ahead of people who are already waiting in a line; used primarily in Central Ohio.
noun: The result of allowing somebody to do this.
noun: The result of allowing somebody to do this.
"How did Bill get so close to the front of the line?"
"He asked Bob for a ditch, Bob said alright, so he ditched the line."
"He asked Bob for a ditch, Bob said alright, so he ditched the line."
by oz115 July 25, 2008
If you are ditched, your girlfriend or boyfriend abandons you or less leaves you. It means they probably aren't interested anymore, or they are seeing someone else.
by PrettierThanYourGF January 2, 2016
When a pearson leaves in the middle of a conversation with another pearson withought telling them they are leaving!
evil Maria is always Ditching the sweet inocent Andreas on facebook chat and comes back after he texts her and she pretends she was only gone for a minute because she felt bad for him !! :( :(
by Dr. Drey ;) November 13, 2011
A sexual sort of act that conjures up no real tangible images of sex, but is dirty nonetheless.
This is not to be confused with a sexual position of any sort and is no way sex, it is far more dirty.
That being said this is never used literally, only as a joke, nobody actually ever has or will ever 'ditch' you just talk about it.
This is not to be confused with a sexual position of any sort and is no way sex, it is far more dirty.
That being said this is never used literally, only as a joke, nobody actually ever has or will ever 'ditch' you just talk about it.
"I think your face is pretty, wanna ditch?"
"I saw Emily ditching behind the library for cash."
"Wanna Ditch?"
"I saw Emily ditching behind the library for cash."
"Wanna Ditch?"
by EngramAgility April 29, 2009