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!!!
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
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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
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Get the ding mug.Mostly from northeastern United States.
1.) Means thing, aka see: ting.
2.) Also, word used to describe a small dent in a car.
1.) Means thing, aka see: ting.
2.) Also, word used to describe a small dent in a car.
1.) Hey, did yooos see dat ding out dere, it was a UFO and Elvis was driving!
2.) Did your car get damaged much? No, it's just got a ding in it.
2.) Did your car get damaged much? No, it's just got a ding in it.
by spinxcat August 6, 2004
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