Holy ding dong

Term used by holy children, another way of saying holy shit.

Ex) Holy ding dong did you see her outfit?

by Crayola marker May 26, 2020

ding

Referring to the sound a toaster makes when it finishes...Thus, when a person finishes (orgasms) they 'ding.'

used to describe something REALLY good, orgasmic.

A: "how was dinner?"
B: "mmm...ding."

or

A: "How was dinner?"
B: "lets just say i dinged about 5 times while eating."

by pancakes make me ding September 12, 2008

GOOG DING

An ancient word created by the queen of the evaolians witch means one who hates the word babe and must kill anyone who says it

everyone except cupcake

by Don Domarko August 9, 2003

Ding!

1. exclamation used by noobs on an mmorpg when they level-up most commonly used in World of Warcraft.
2. Reference to the sound made by speakers in World of Warcraft when you gain a new level and out of the speakers comes an odd sound
3. less common, sound a church bell makes (seriously wtf who actually sees a church bell anymore

Bill {General 2.}: DING!!!
ted {General 2.}: noob...
{Bill has signed off.}
ted {Geberal 2.}: noob...

by Pyrazena; Blackwing lair May 30, 2009

Ding Dong Bitch

After fucking a guy a woman pulls on his dick and them hits him in the face, make sure you walk away after.

Lets go play Ding Dong Bitch!
They'll figure it out sooner or later.

by TheBathroom,Hella! May 28, 2009

DaringDan

a 8 year old who thinks he can speak english and annoy the crap out of everyone

DaringDan is immature and annoying

by GaMeRiFiC March 2, 2005

Dingbat

North American (United States) "Dingbat" is what you can call someone when they do (harmless) space, careless, airheaded/silly things. It is not necessarily an insult, my mother would say "ya dingbat!" when I was spaceyy and tripped up with some task that was simple and easy and most likely routine. She used this word instead of instead of "you're silly" or instead of "you airhead!" It could be used as an insult I guess, but I've only used it in a "dark" manner when seriously discussing a person's actions and personality, when they have been implicated in something that did end up being a seriouse problem and/or mistake. In such a case, I would be using it to give context to their personality and actions. Up to the point of causing a danger or serious mistake, "dingbat" alone can be used to describe the person. If they did/do directly cause a harm, then that goes past being a dingbat. If they indirectly cause harm then they may or may not be within the dingbat range. If they tend to gossip or overall or share too much information and are not malicious, then dingbat can be an appropriate word. Whether or not the speaker is mildly to seriously annoyed with the person in question, dingbat is and is not the word to use. It really does vary but in most cases I havlve witnessed/been a part of, it is used to describe a dumb/spacey/careless person in situ. Or in general.

Huh...so I accidentally pressed the wrong button... (Person 2:) you dingbat!

by Rvnclwnoitall October 14, 2017