punitive dining

Ordering the most expensive meal on the menu, on the firm's/company's tab, when one is forced to dine at their desk on a Friday evening.

PARTNER: "Harris, can you stay late to finish this brief? Dewey Cheatum & Howe will pay for dinner."

ASSOCIATE 1: "Sure. I'll have the lobster."

ASSOCIATE 2: "Yes! Punitive Dining!"

by An associate July 20, 2008

Monogamous Dining

When two co-workers only have lunch with each other.

John: Steve, want to see if Chris wants to come to lunch?
Steve: Pssh... You know he and Paul have a monogamous dining thing going on.

John: Well maybe he's willing to commit lunch adultery today.
Steve: Good luck with that.

by D0p@r15 February 6, 2010

Dhingra

Dhingra is a common last name amongst the Punjabi community in India and the rest of the world.

Prabhloch Singh Dhingra is the founder of Middle Finger Protests (Human Rights Protection Group).

by Lsingh December 20, 2013

Dinika

sexy lady on the floor

That girl's a Dinika

by pete_37 February 3, 2008

Dining at the Y

Humorous way to allude to the kind of menu you will be having for tonite's dinner. You will probably choose some tuna taco , or perhaps bearded clam or maybe loose meat sandwich or even some snapper.
For those who need further explanation, the diner is called the Y not because its in some gym, but due to the peculiar shape of all aforementioned dishes.

Im picking up Donna at seven... we're dining at the Y

by Hugh G Rection January 21, 2005

dainish

From the Old English "dain", which has mostly disappeared from the English language except in the negative form "disdain". However, the ORIGINAL & POSITIVE form "dain" is making a comeback among teens and twenties.

"Awesome, fantastic, wonderful."

"Sarah is the most dainish person in the universe!"

by Jeffrey Go-Go-Goven, at Automotive, Martial Arts, Pet and Religious events June 24, 2006

Dhoni

Dhoni: Calm under pressure

A person who doesn’t come apart under pressure, betrays no signs of stress (except perhaps an occasional twitchy nose) and can make an impossible situation look like a walk in the park. Ability to remain humble and matter-of-fact is a superlative.

(Derived from Mahendra Singh Dhoni: Captain of the World Cup-winning Indian cricket team)

I saw your auditions yesterday dude, you were such a Dhoni!

by DVSHGJ April 21, 2011