by B-March September 30, 2006
"Kirk is in Delta Tau Delta. He is well-endowed."
by Kirk A. September 29, 2006
Delta Kappa Delta is the first Indian Subcontinental Service Sorority of its kind, with thirteen inspirational Founding Mothers to guide this organization into what it has become today. It was founded at Texas A&M University on October 1, 1999, which is still considered the founding date of Delta Kappa Delta Sorority, Inc. because the purpose and basis of B.E.T.I.S. became the purpose and basis of Delta Kappa Delta. Even from the beginning, these ladies knew that only the purest of intents could create a bond as strong as each person who sees us will ever see- Service had truly set us free.
Purpose:
Delta Kappa Delta Sorority, Inc. commits itself to the fostering of a united sisterhood, the development of indomitable spirit, the betterment of the community through humanitarian services, and the education of ourselves and others about the Indian sub-continental culture. Furthermore, we dedicate ourselves to personal, cultural enrichment through the awareness and preservation of our traditions and morals.
Purpose:
Delta Kappa Delta Sorority, Inc. commits itself to the fostering of a united sisterhood, the development of indomitable spirit, the betterment of the community through humanitarian services, and the education of ourselves and others about the Indian sub-continental culture. Furthermore, we dedicate ourselves to personal, cultural enrichment through the awareness and preservation of our traditions and morals.
by SSP September 16, 2005
marijuana, ganja, reefer, weed, mary jane, pot, trees, herb, grass, aunt mary, etc. Deriving from the THC(delta-9 tetrahydrocannabinol) from marijuana.
alsi used as delta-9
alsi used as delta-9
by b dogg January 18, 2004
Car produced by the marque Lancia mostly reknown for the stormin delta HF intergrale evo 1 or 2 (intergrale being Lancia speak for 4x4) and S4 group B rally car.
by mr gavin January 23, 2007
A word used for a known quantative change derived from the word Delta which symbolised the fourth letter of the greek alphabet. This term or definition of this word is more commonly used in physics and engineering (and can be seen in the world of computer geeks), although somehow it's found it's way into the lame world of office lingo / office jargon.
Executives all around the world frequently misuse this term and it's misuse is growing, making them look very stupid.
Executives all around the world frequently misuse this term and it's misuse is growing, making them look very stupid.
Executive noob says "We have a delta in these figures here somewhere" secretery says "It's not a delta, it's a discrepancy" People then mock the executive noob behined his back while he thinks he's just impressed everyone by telling them that there is an identified change that has not actually been identified.
by Steveoz32 January 30, 2007
A way of saying that somebody played very well or "carried" (as gamers like to call it) in a video game. It can also be used to define the "best player" in a team, aka. the one who usually plays better in the team.
I can't believe I won the game. Looks like I pulled a deltaes!
Do you see the enemy with the large sword? He's the deltaes of the team so be careful!
Do you see the enemy with the large sword? He's the deltaes of the team so be careful!
by Tled Seat September 24, 2021