Damagh

Meaning "nose" in Persian or Farsi.

Damn, the damagh on Pardis is HUGE!

by Houtan H. December 14, 2006

Dalmau

A sexy, awesome, has a big mandingo, funny, good person, inteligent, amaizing at flips, not afraid at anyone, with a six pack.

OMG he is dalmau

by sexy handsome big mandingo guy September 21, 2018

funeral damage

In Dungeons & Dragons or similar game, when a player's minimum damage is enough to defeat an enemy but the player desires to see the resulting damage, this is referred to as rolling "funeral damage."

GM: What's the minimum damage for your dagger attack?
Player 1: Let's see, it's dee-four plus eight. So, nine.
Player 2: Don't forget sneak attack.
Player 1: Oh duh. Two dee-six means two more.
GM: Eleven damage is enough to kill this guy. You just need to hit.
Player 1: Woo! Seventeen on the die! Eat it!
GM: Okay, it's dead.
Player 2: Wait a second, you get to roll like, three dice. DO IT.
GM: Fine. Roll funeral damage.
Player 1: Nice! Twenty-one damage.
GM: He only had three hit points left.

by dither April 28, 2014

Killem Damage

When a Person in Apex Legends drops low damage

“BRO HOW THE FUCK YOU GET 14 DMG‼️“ - Killem Damage

by TRLPPLN May 5, 2021

Big Dick Damage

when the power is just too much the world simply gets overwhelmed by youre large pp size

the more Big Dick Damage. The more a Virgin you are.

by maximumdamage September 29, 2018

secondhand brain damage

Prolonged exposure to someone else's brain damage to the point a small part of their brain damage causes negative effects to those witnessing their behavior.

i just got secondhand brain damage from scrolling through a flat earth twitter thread

by Mattdiction July 22, 2021

Dalmatian

The proper way to spell Dalmatian which is a white dog with black or liver colored spots. Often misspelled as dalmation.

My Dalmatian, Morgan, had spots around her eyes that made her look like the perpetual "victim."

A Dalmatian named Buddy just won the Best in Show award.

"That Dalmatian is so inbred it can hardly stand up!" - Homer Simpson

by Lucille Bald April 28, 2006