primary digits

The phone number a person expects friends and family to use.

I need to make sure you have my primary digits. I don't want to get all calls from you on my cellular.

by Paul August 23, 2004

digital divide

Profile photos on Facebook or any other social networking site in which a woman prominently features her cleavage.

You: Wow, look at Henrietta's Facebook pic. Could she show any more cleavage?

Me: I thought she was a nice girl. What's with the digital divide?

You: Maybe we should tell her mom...

Me: Are you kidding? Have you seen her fuzzy logic on MySpace?

by LearnedOne August 14, 2009

DigitalUnderground_Member

Any dumbass that thinks that VB is the master language and fully supports Microsoft. Also a supporter of George W. Bush.

"Hi my name is ActiveMatrix and i love VB, its better than any language ever made w00t!!!" "Hi my name is Interceptor and i think Microsoft products are completely bug free w00t!!." "Hi my name is Joa_farore and .NET rocks!!!"

by FireWall August 16, 2004

digital mafia

A gaming empire. A tight-knit group of gamers on the XBox 360 console.

The Digital Mafia Clan - Google it.

by ScottyW04 December 15, 2008

Dicitus

A condition where the sufferer uncontrollably refers to dictionary definitions of words they use.

Everyone in the department has contracted Dicitus and subsequently Waterstones has sold out dictionaries

by TheConcernedHypochondriac May 23, 2003

can you dig it

This phrase appears in several times in the 70s movie 'car wash' at the beginning and during the film when a radio dj from a LA radio station plays black music. His voice sounds like Barry White's.
It also appears in other 'blaxplotion'-movies. In the movie 'Undercover brother' which is a parody to this movies it appears too.

And now we play <insert favourite soul/black music title here>. Can you dig it?

by joe como August 23, 2006

digitally freshen up

A term one can use to excuse oneself from the face-time company of another for reasons of a burning desire to check your e-mail. You won't be comfortable in your conversation unless you check on your inbox for any immediately important messages that need attention. By "digitally freshening up", you have eased the unnatural frequent urge of wanting to peek at your iPhone in your important business meeting.

Before an all day business meeting begins, one person to another: "excuse me while I digitally freshen up, I'll be right back".

by Anja Manzanares February 26, 2011