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Dixit = is a short word to indicate:
"An in joke."
"You really had to be there."
"You'll have to take his word for it."
"Not everyone will 'get' it"
"Not everyone will be at that level of understanding"
"Understanding this concept may require insider, mysterious, enegmatic, esoteric knowledge"
Dixit is that concept of what someone means when they tap their nose suggestivly or give a knowing wink.
Sources:
Mixed roots:
The Latin DIXIT meaning "He Said"
The Sankrit DIKSHITA meaning "Initiated one"
Also the name of a card game DIXIT where the object of the game is to tell a a story obliquely so that only a SOME players will get the answer, and purposely leave other players in the dark.
"An in joke."
"You really had to be there."
"You'll have to take his word for it."
"Not everyone will 'get' it"
"Not everyone will be at that level of understanding"
"Understanding this concept may require insider, mysterious, enegmatic, esoteric knowledge"
Dixit is that concept of what someone means when they tap their nose suggestivly or give a knowing wink.
Sources:
Mixed roots:
The Latin DIXIT meaning "He Said"
The Sankrit DIKSHITA meaning "Initiated one"
Also the name of a card game DIXIT where the object of the game is to tell a a story obliquely so that only a SOME players will get the answer, and purposely leave other players in the dark.
"He told me this weird story of what happened on your road trip, it was way out."
"Dixit bro, ...you had to be there"
"Dixit bro, ...you had to be there"
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dixit
A term used to describe a forced nonchalant pose leaning against a wall or object whilst wistfully looking away from the camera into the distance.
I felt pulling a dixit in such an urban setting for this photo really conveyed my state of mind of how I roll.
dixit by leaningonwalls January 15, 2018
Dixit
Dixit =
"An in joke."
"You had to be there."
"You'll have to take his word for it."
"Not everyone will get what was said."
Dixit is that concept of what someone means when they tap their nose suggestivly or give a knowing wink.
Sources:
Mixed roots:
The Latin DIXIT meaning "He Said"
The Sankrit DIKSHITA meaning "initiated one"
Also the name of a card game DIXIT where the object of the game is to tell an oblique story so only a SOME players will get the answer.
"An in joke."
"You had to be there."
"You'll have to take his word for it."
"Not everyone will get what was said."
Dixit is that concept of what someone means when they tap their nose suggestivly or give a knowing wink.
Sources:
Mixed roots:
The Latin DIXIT meaning "He Said"
The Sankrit DIKSHITA meaning "initiated one"
Also the name of a card game DIXIT where the object of the game is to tell an oblique story so only a SOME players will get the answer.
"He told me this weird story of what happened on your road trip, it was way out."
"Shhh. Dixit bro, dixit, you wouln't really get it. What happens on the road stays on the road remember... anyway you really had to be there"
"Shhh. Dixit bro, dixit, you wouln't really get it. What happens on the road stays on the road remember... anyway you really had to be there"
Dixit
A rarely worshiped Hindu god, known as ‘The Reconstructor,’ similar to how Shiva is the destroyer. She is known for being extremely wise, and uses her his powers of intelligence to fix modern day problems, whether it’s in the form of positive reinforcement or negative reinforcement. She is known for making ‘The Great Blunder’ when she misinterpreted the words of Brahma and incorrectly turned animal into foodstuff when she was meant to make animals and humans equal.
Person A: I’m going to go and do my nightly prayers.
Person B: Who do you worship?
Person A: The Mighty Dixit.
Person B: Who do you worship?
Person A: The Mighty Dixit.
Dixit by AlexKaddaj June 4, 2022