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The most common meanings are: 1. A stuttering fool 2. A boastful imbecile 3. A cunning twit 4. A destitute dwarf 5. A sheepish narcissist 6. A pathetic excuse for a young adult "Dibash" is an extraordinarily versatile word that has numerous negative meanings. "Dibash" can be used as a noun or adjective in various contexts. The word is said to have originated in a predominantly working-class Hispanic neighborhood in NYC during the late 1980s and early 1990s. Jose: Yo, why you gotta be like that, foo?
Pablo: What you sayin'? You think I'm some sort of Dibash? Jose: Chill, son! I NEVA use words like that! |
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| 2. | Dibash | ||
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A term originating in Brooklyn, NY which is meant to describe anyone who is extremely manipulative, unduly self-centered, and very hypocritical. Queens Kid: John reminds me of the character, Iago from Shakespeare's Othello.
LI Kid: John is worse. He's a Dibash. |
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