An abbreviation of Cantonese profanity "Diu Nei Lo Mo", which means "to fuck your (old) mother" (literally). Alternative spelling is DLLM or dllm
**Notes on Usage: In practical use, DNLM is a word to convey rage, disappointment and disapproval towards anyone or anything, even if the sentence does not consist of "you" as an object.
**Notes on Usage: In practical use, DNLM is a word to convey rage, disappointment and disapproval towards anyone or anything, even if the sentence does not consist of "you" as an object.
by Prof. Cantonese (uncertified) April 17, 2016
An abbreviation of Cantonese profanity "Diu Nei Lo Mo", which means "to fuck your (old) mother" (literally). Alternative spelling is DLLM or dllm
**Notes on Usage: In practical use, DNLM is a word to convey rage, disappointment and disapproval towards anyone or anything, even if the sentence does not consist of "you" as an object.
**Notes on Usage: In practical use, DNLM is a word to convey rage, disappointment and disapproval towards anyone or anything, even if the sentence does not consist of "you" as an object.
by Prof. Cantonese (uncertified) April 17, 2016