Ding is often used as a replacement for saying "That's what she said." It originated from a person ringing a bell whenever such a statement was necessary.
When talking about a test...
"Man, that was hard!" -Person 1
"*Ding*!" -Person 2
When talking about a hotel room card...
"Put it in and pull it out quickly."
"*Ding*!"
"Man, that was hard!" -Person 1
"*Ding*!" -Person 2
When talking about a hotel room card...
"Put it in and pull it out quickly."
"*Ding*!"
by Duema March 13, 2009
When the imposter is sus but it's a remix.
When I see that trash can, my mind starts playing this sound that goes ding ding ding ding ding ding ding DING DING DING.
by shanle69funny April 29, 2021
by ATotallyOriginalAndFunnyUserna May 3, 2021
Right! You are correct!
Meant to replicate the sound from a game show when the contestant has answered the question correctly.
Meant to replicate the sound from a game show when the contestant has answered the question correctly.
by bhobson333 July 13, 2006
The phrase "It's a ding ding" is used when experiencing a big win in Casino games, a win 100x or more is normally required for it to be a Ding Ding. Higher wins 300x or more are often referred to as a SUPER MEGA DING DING.
The phrase is said whilst holding one foot with both hands, then raising it in the air as you say "ding ding"
Legend has it that a Swedish man called Sir Kim from Halmstad created the phrase when getting over 100x on Starburst!
The phrase is said whilst holding one foot with both hands, then raising it in the air as you say "ding ding"
Legend has it that a Swedish man called Sir Kim from Halmstad created the phrase when getting over 100x on Starburst!
It's a DING DING
by RoshteinsViewbotManager November 11, 2019
A firefighter or fireman. Slang term used by police to describe firefighters. The origin stems from the sounds of a bell on an antique fire truck.
A ding ding is a fireman, often a volunteer, who likes his bells and whistles. His personal vehicle may have more lights on it than a UFO.
Also, see Whacker.
A ding ding is a fireman, often a volunteer, who likes his bells and whistles. His personal vehicle may have more lights on it than a UFO.
Also, see Whacker.
by Grumpybear February 4, 2012