A very beautiful girl!
by KingSkyAntonio March 25, 2021
One is dinged when one is contacted by the NHS Covid Track-and-Trace app and told to self-isolate following exposure to someone with Covid. ‘Ding’ is onomatopoeic after the sound of a phone notification. Commonly ‘be / get dinged’.
by xoxo_c4thy.blo0m_xoxo June 28, 2021
Commonly ‘be/get dinged /dɪŋd/. One is dinged when one is contacted by the NHS Track-and-Trace app and told to self-isolate following possible exposure to someone with Covid. ‘Ding’ is onomatopoeic after the sound of a smartphone notification.
(This usage is observed in Cambridge, UK, where this entry is written - for the record.)
(This usage is observed in Cambridge, UK, where this entry is written - for the record.)
by xoxo_c4thy.blo0m_xoxo June 28, 2021
to acquire media illegally on the internet, to stream from an illegal service, or to watch it for free when you would otherwise pay for the movie or a subscription service
“I think I’ll ding that new movie instead of buying a $20 DVD.”
“There’s an awesome website where you can watch dinged movies for free!”
“There’s an awesome website where you can watch dinged movies for free!”
by Rejectedwiggle May 17, 2020
by SK.Didit February 24, 2022
by Cameron March 22, 2004
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 06, 2004