diamond-like rhombus

A kite-shaped polygon. Can also be called a "kite", but that's no fun. Works nicely on geometry tests when trying to piss off the teacher.

Math Test: "Give this polygon its specific name."

Emily: "Diamond-like rhombus."
Leeta: "Diamondy rhombus."
Teacher: "Polygon. Or 'kite' if you're lazy."

by Pretty Emily November 21, 2004

diamonet

Diamonet is a funny girl who can make anyone laugh. She is loyal and charming. If your friends with her then your lucky. Diamonet is annoying sometimes but apologizes and makes up for it with her humor. Diamonet is also very pretty.

Diamonet your too funny.

by Qdjrkf June 5, 2018

diamond mine

A diamond mine occurs when while either recieving a blow-job or having intercourse, right before you blow your load you pull out and shoot it up your partners nose.

Man Becca gave good head, but I gave her something in return. A diamond mine!

by Jesse and John May 2, 2006

Blind Diamond

When Seran wrap is placed over a womens face and the portion over her mouth is cut open for penetration. Then she begins to suck your dick then you cum on her eyes hense diamond.

I ran out of seran wrap last night because I gave a blind diamond.

by Djavan July 19, 2006

dichotomy

A split in a singular body; as in a conflict that involves two disagreeing parties with no will to resolve anything.

There is a dichotomy in the way democracy is run, the government does not communicate to the people and vice versa.

by VS August 28, 2003

Dicho

An elderly Chinese-American man found in the burgs of densly populated urban zones with a high Chinese population. Generally silent and reserved. Suspicious of new activity in his habitat. Can be spotted wearing a bucket hat or practicing Tai Chi in the early morning.

That Dicho looked at me very pissed off when I walked by his stoop.

by Matt Hewitt February 15, 2008

diamond in the roof

A diamond in the roof is a sentence best not to be used in the loving contexts of relationships as it may result in injury or diembowlement of one or both parties in the pairing.

To put into a working context, when declaring your feelings it is best not to describe said girlfriend as a diamond in the 'rough' for she will then look this up on the internet and beat the crap out of you. It is strongely advised therefore that the more appropriate expression "diamond in the roof" is used to avoid such ball bruisings :) Good luck fellow beans!

by Alexaura of the South January 24, 2012