ding 

1. A soft metallic sound
2. The word used to describe one's state of being at the early hours in the morning after a long period of sleep.
3. When everything becomes funny due to fatigue.

A) Jenny and Julie were so ding last night when I stopped by their room.
B) Shit, I am so ding!
C) They were so ding even the phone ringing was funny.

ding by Tutt 4th floor February 9, 2005

ding 

A word used by various teenagers- usually male- to inform / brag to his buddies about boning someone in a house being passed.

"Dan can ding every house for the next three blocks."

ding by Shanasaurus September 16, 2006

ding 

Otherwise known as a townie, kev, trev or charv, used to define such in Yorkshire, esp. York. Commonly found anywhere the police aren't, and primarily in large cities. Thought to originate in NE England, acting with aggression and covert hostility and wearing over-elaborate clothing and jewellry that seem to others not to go well together, e.g. Rockport boots, a white tracksuit, a large gold chain or medallion, sovereign rings and a white or burberry baseball cap, tilted at >45 degrees to the back of the head. Phenomena surround the methods of headwear attachment, though Blu-Tac is thought to be the most popular. Also used to insult others who do not subscribe to such fashions and characteristics.

There are some dings on the market stalls - make sure you stay away or they'll tax you!

ding by Sam January 2, 2004

ding 

A codeword developed to use when you want to have phone sex with your partner and would rather have no one know what you are about to do.

Hey baby, muah, hee hee, wanna ding?

ding by Chupa March 29, 2005

Ding 

A slang term for an African American, derived from Apollo Creed's famous quote in the Rocky series, "Ding, ding."

That ding sure can play basketball!

Ding by Anonymous October 13, 2003

ding 

(adj.) Along the lines of "pwned" or "rejected;" commonly used on xoxohth.com and biglawboard.com to indicate when someone has been beaten in an argument or otherwise been relegated to failure.

"Bush to the Free World: DING!"

ding by blb July 27, 2008

DiNG 

Showing more than ordinary support for, adherence to, or interest in a musical artist or brand, or name dropping.

Last night I was at the club DiNGing it up with Fall Out Boy.

DiNG by Syd Life June 25, 2008