Ring A Ding

Ring a ding also known as ring ding is an extremely offensive slur directed at people of Indian decent (Southeast Asia). Often used to make fun of or humiliate these group of people.

I was walking the other day and I ran into a ring a ding. He smelled like sweet curry.

by BigBird9112 April 15, 2024

Ring A Ding

Ring a ding aka ring ding is an extremely offensive slur directed at people of Indian decent or those who speak Hindi. Often used to humiliate or make fun of people who described as such.

Today I ran into a ring a ding at the 7-eleven. He smelled like sweet curry.

by BigBird9112 April 15, 2024

Up The Ding

Up The Ding refers to the greatest football team to grace the South of England (Reading Football Club) Up The Shagging Ding

Who’s got the EFL points record? That’ll be Reading FC! Up the Ding!

by Uptheshaggingding January 29, 2024

Bottle of ding

A cheap bottle of cider, specifically 3 litres. Must be either Frosty Jack's, or Strongbow, depending on personal preference. Rarely consumed within the confines of one's own property (see Carry-Out). Northern Irish slang.

"Here mate, grab us a bottle of ding from the offie there!" Local hooligan off to get drunk with some friends.

by Henry Ding-Bat August 10, 2024

avoid the ding

Similar to "no pun intended", but to avoid people dinging the bad-pun bell

"To avoid the ding, the computer issues are quite binary"

by daxtonizawesome January 3, 2025

The An Ding Peak lord

Around 175 cm tall, has brown hair and keeps it in a bun most of the time, very cowardly but fast on his feet. Handsome as fuck and does the sects finances and housework, his name is Shang Qinghua. if lost please return to Mobei-jun he gets nervous without his emotional support peak lord.

“Have you seen the An Ding Peak lord? Mobei-jun is about to have a mental breakdown. Oh no he’s crashing out”

“Are you the An Ding peak lord?”

by Sad_Hamster January 22, 2025

Steam a ding

The act of expelling a bowel movement of such remarkable warmth and vigour that it appears to emit a visible vapour, often accompanied by a triumphant sense of completion. Commonly employed in jocular or coarse conversation to denote the urgent need to defecate.

Lord Pembroke: “My dear fellow, I shan’t be joining the second course of the banquet. The pheasant pâté has instigated a most urgent necessity.”

Sir Reginald: “Oh heavens, not again. Dare I ask?”

Lord Pembroke: “Indeed, I must retire forthwith… to steam a ding of such magnitude it may very well fog the mirrors in the east wing.”

by Burnaldsr. September 20, 2025