ding

(adj.) Along the lines of "pwned" or "rejected;" commonly used on xoxohth.com and biglawboard.com to indicate when someone has been beaten in an argument or otherwise been relegated to failure.

"Bush to the Free World: DING!"

by blb May 10, 2008

A Ding Dong Ticket

A derogatory term used to describe anyone with ethnic origins from the continent of Asia.

More simply, anyone with squinty eyes.

Even more simply, anyone that sounds like pots and pans hitting the wall while a train whistle is going off in the background when they talk.

Me: What does Xia Yang look like?

You: A Ding Dong, A Ding Dong Ticket

by Jim The Rug Muncher November 2, 2008

ding

n. To be kicked in the 'nads.

Aw, man, she just dinged Tom!

by Ceyne April 25, 2003

dingbat

One who is named Scott and enjoys sleeping all day, hounding his wife, annoying all of his children, especally his oldest, and hassels his dogs.

OMG, there goes that dingbat again.

by ash-a-lee January 13, 2008

ding

A word used to replace your country's currency. It originated in England, replacing the word 'pounds'.

That'll be 5 ding please mate.

Can i borrow some ding?

I've only got 2 and a half ding left

(for sums less than £1) - its 0.7 ding (i.e 70p)

I've just been paid! DING DING DING!!!

by Adam Long March 20, 2008

Cho Ding

Cho Ding or just Cho, just means bye. Funny scottish way of saying it.

-Ahright min, am off doon tae the shops, cho !
-Aye, catch ya later, Cho Ding !

by Seagullmuthaphuckinpikey October 27, 2011

Ding Dong

meanin dang you lookin fly 2day niggar, lookin good, impressed muchly, skeenage!!!

"ding dong u lookin damn fyn garrl"

by MC NiLLy bITcH May 11, 2008