dialing

taken from the show dial m for murder, dial d is for devious. Can also refer having sex or trying to attempt sexual relations.

"That girl from last night was hot... oh yeah? did you to dial d"

"Hey whats up any dialing going on tonight?"

"What is up with your friends mechanic? He seems to be a bit of a dialer, Don't you think he is ripping you off?"

"Well I got dialed upon last night, my (friend) was going to pick me up but ended up being a dialer and I got dialed upon"

by DJ Talal December 7, 2006

drunk dialing

A phone call not just while under the influence as many say but because you ARE under the influence. Alcohol makes people more talkitive and open, therefore calling people to talk is much more likely under the circumstances. The following call (usually from a male to a female) is entitled "drunk dialing"
Also happens on coke

Tom was drunk dialing me yesterday he said some stupid shit
Yea you should stop sucking his dick for 2 months

by nego October 7, 2006

didling

The act of shoving a rolled up newspaper into a rectum cavity

"Jack was didling me with a newspaper on the bus"

by Flabzilla.Did I hear starbucks May 19, 2016

Dumpster Dilfing

Going to a trashy place, like Walmart, and looking/finding/seeing a dad you'd like to fuck.

I was bored so I went dumpster dilfing last night.

by Blondie13 January 23, 2009

dialing

1. To be under the effects of MDMA.
2. To have dialated pupils from MDMA.

1. "I'm dialing hard."
2. "Your eyes are dialing/dialed."

by Diego June 20, 2003

dipling

(adj) out of the ordinary, disgusting

that food looks soo dipling

by clares March 11, 2007

dislinguic

(adj.) a term used to describe a person that frequently scrambles meanings of popular lingo. This individual might also tend to get the tenses of these phrases confused.

1. I just hate how Sally is so dislinguic! She always says stuff like, "Twittered about the party!" She needs to realize that the proper word is tweeted. Ugh.

2. Did you hear that when Chris texted his dad a question the other day that he replied, "y" for yes? Wow, that is so dislinguic, he should know that "y" means "why"...not yes!

by ItsMeTopherHere March 30, 2011