DPG-ing

Dipropylene glycol or dpg is a mixture of three isomeric chemical compounds, 4-oxa-2,6-heptandiol, 2-(2-hydroxy-propoxy)-propan-1-ol, and 2-(2-hydroxy-1-methyl-ethoxy)-propan-1-ol. It is a colorless, nearly odorless liquid with a high boiling point and low toxicity.23 If someone gets filled with Dipropylene glycol, they will say "help im DPG-ing" instead of "help I'm filled with Dipropylene glycol" and this will reduce a lot of times.

"Help, I'm DPG-ing, can you bring some Glycol Removal Product?"

by Henroryn dicolumn June 16, 2025

Lil Jon-ing

When you genuinely do not care about what someones saying to you and dont listen, but still respond to not seem rude.

Person 1: Hey did you hear , I got a limited edition Ultra Lord action figure yesterday !
Person 2: Yeah.
Person 1: It has Karate Chop Action Too!
Person 2: What?
Person 1: Im gonna keep it in mint condition though so its worth something in the future.
Person 2: Okay.
(if you didnt know already, Person 2 doesnt care about the action figure and is Lil Jon-ing the conversation.)

by davindervis1112 September 20, 2017

Roff-ing

When you lof (love as a friend ) someone but you would still kiss them to show you love them as well

I think he’s Roff-ing her.

by Nathan_Roffington June 1, 2018

D-ing

When someone acts incredibly dumb because of adhd. Usually people who do this act have names that start with the letter E.

Can you STOP D-ING! You just spilled my coffee.

by SofT_TrOn October 23, 2018

lushfoil-ing

A verb used to describe the act of exploring somewhere alone, with a sense of personal solitude or tranqulity, often with the intention of taking photos.

I was lushfoil-ing irl this morning and I saw a gator.

by cavesrd May 20, 2025

Number two-ing

Using a frozen turd as a dildo on your partner. (or yourself)

I met this girl, she's into number two-ing, think she's a keeper

by Faecal matters December 4, 2015

Jeremy-ing the party

To invite guests to a party either a few minutes before the party is scheduled or a few minutes into the party. The act is often seen as disrespectful by peers who were not invited due to the host Jeremy-ing the party.

It can be used in the past tense as "Jeremy-ed the party" and in the future tense as "will Jeremy the party."

Host: Welcome to the party
Guest 1: Why am I the only one here?
Host: I am going to invite the others in a few minutes
Guest 1: Fam, do not tell me you are Jeremy-ing the party

by RuffBudda January 24, 2022