To lose in a situation you initially appeared to be winning. Derived from Reading Football Club who do this in 90% of their games.
To Ding (verb)
"How did Mark get on with Sarah, he looked to be in there?"
"He had a chance to take her home, but missed his chance and then some other guy moved in."
"He Dinged it?"
"Proper Ding."
"How did Mark get on with Sarah, he looked to be in there?"
"He had a chance to take her home, but missed his chance and then some other guy moved in."
"He Dinged it?"
"Proper Ding."
by oxodouble December 6, 2023

Sound effect frequently used in the place of or to accompany the word bellend.
Commonly accompanied by a signature hand gesture:
Place the tips of your thumb and first finger of your right hand together and shake from the wrist as if ringing a bell.
Commonly accompanied by a signature hand gesture:
Place the tips of your thumb and first finger of your right hand together and shake from the wrist as if ringing a bell.
by TheAngryGirl December 11, 2003

by Daddy Daron September 8, 2018

Bestie#1: I like someone, heeh!
Bestie#2: OMG WHO JDNDJSJS?
Bestie#1: I’m not telling you, HAH!
Bestie#2: Ugh, why are you being a ding a ling!?
ding dong poophead
Bestie#2: OMG WHO JDNDJSJS?
Bestie#1: I’m not telling you, HAH!
Bestie#2: Ugh, why are you being a ding a ling!?
ding dong poophead
by LC15 January 26, 2018

by The Racist Guy September 2, 2025

When someone nearby catches your attention by saying your name but, is talking to or about someone else with the same name
Stranger: Hey Josh! how are you doing?
Josh: *looks up from phone from nearby*
Different Josh who is actually talking to the stranger: I’m good how about you?
Josh: ... I just got mental ding-dong-ditched
Josh: *looks up from phone from nearby*
Different Josh who is actually talking to the stranger: I’m good how about you?
Josh: ... I just got mental ding-dong-ditched
by Phlip_side September 12, 2018

A British exclamatory term of excitement, usually paired with an OK hand sign.
Associated with being offered alcohol, pizza, cheese or drugs.
(When high, the phrase is vocalised with a high-pitched voice, imitating a woman's voice).
Alternatively, "ding that dong" is a term indicating the action of just doing any random, good thing.
Associated with being offered alcohol, pizza, cheese or drugs.
(When high, the phrase is vocalised with a high-pitched voice, imitating a woman's voice).
Alternatively, "ding that dong" is a term indicating the action of just doing any random, good thing.
by ludithottie October 24, 2017
