D.I.D.
D.I.D. by giovanni v. June 19, 2008
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D.I.A.L
Drown in a lake. Used as a dismissive statement, usually jokingly.
Typically used as "dial" but dial was already defined as something else =P
Coined by Garrett McCann of Bossier City, LA
Typically used as "dial" but dial was already defined as something else =P
Coined by Garrett McCann of Bossier City, LA
D.I.L.D.O.S. Party
True snowflakes; "Desperate, intolerant Liberals destroying our society." One's that can't handle being a man and turn to feminism, failing at trying to get laid. Pretty much just a giant, brainwashed libtard.
"wHy iS a rAciSt prEsidenT liEk doNalD TruMp in the ofFiCe? I REFUSE to sErVe anyOne who suPpOrts him!! >:("
me: "bro you're a D.I.L.D.O.S. Party member..."
me: "bro you're a D.I.L.D.O.S. Party member..."
D.I.L.D.O.S. Party by Tadism October 8, 2019
D.I.F.F.
A person who is willing to
Do.It.For.Free
A ho...skank..or just someone who'll lick their lips
while droppin it to the floor
Do.It.For.Free
A ho...skank..or just someone who'll lick their lips
while droppin it to the floor
Ashley: Hey invite her to your party
Jessica: Hell no..shes such a d.i.f.f., she'll probably
dance on the tables and take everyone back to her hotel..that ho
Jessica: Hell no..shes such a d.i.f.f., she'll probably
dance on the tables and take everyone back to her hotel..that ho
D.I.F.F. by D.I.F.F. Headquarters June 24, 2008
D.I.T.F
DITF, not prounounced as a word rather as an abreviation. It stands for 'dick in the face' but not in the conventional sense if searched in urban dicitonary. When used in an abreviation, it is defined as an individual who is unlikable and cannot be avoided (like a dick would be in your face). It can be used to describe such an individual or can be extended to describe an awkward and unavoidable situation.
It is a British and Australian term created by two academics who wanted a way to describe a particular persistant individual who could not be avoided. It has since been adopted by the community as a general term to describe any such individuals or situations.
It is a British and Australian term created by two academics who wanted a way to describe a particular persistant individual who could not be avoided. It has since been adopted by the community as a general term to describe any such individuals or situations.