Method of contagion, peculiar to Italy, where any number of extreme (imaginary) diseases can be picked up by drinking a drink which is too cold, walking in a cool breeze, forgetting to wear your armani scarf or not wearing an overcoat during a month when it is considered necessary even though the temperature is over 90 degrees in the shade.
"Mamma, my girlfriend made me drink a cold drink and I caught a Colpa di Freddo." "Well you need to take care of yourself dear - you're only 36!"
"I don't care if it is a hundred degrees, darling. You cannot drive to work in May without your overcoat and your scarf - you will catch a 'Colpa di Freddo'." "Si, Mamma!"
"Please close the car window. It is bad for my 'Elth. I know you are all sweating but I will catch a 'Colpa di Freddo' "
"I don't care if it is a hundred degrees, darling. You cannot drive to work in May without your overcoat and your scarf - you will catch a 'Colpa di Freddo'." "Si, Mamma!"
"Please close the car window. It is bad for my 'Elth. I know you are all sweating but I will catch a 'Colpa di Freddo' "
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Retaliatory remark to "oh no you di'int". Of Canadian origin. Derivation of the phrases "suck on that" and "I went there". The apostrophe is used to separate the word "did" into two syllables.
Jack: "Yo mama's so fat when I poked her belly gravy came out"
Jill: "Oh no you DI'INT"
Jack: "Oh yes i di'id"
Jill: "Oh no you DI'INT"
Jack: "Oh yes i di'id"
by Mr Manfred Manson October 16, 2009
Get the oh yes i di'id mug.To move slowly, often swaying somewhat from side to side, with no sense of urgency or purpose whatsoever.
Needs to be added as an adjective to a verb of motion, such as walk, amble, going etc.
However a person can also be described as ling-di-long. (See examples below)
Needs to be added as an adjective to a verb of motion, such as walk, amble, going etc.
However a person can also be described as ling-di-long. (See examples below)
Look at Roger walking ling-di-long to school! If he doesn't hurry up, he will be late, the idle toad!
Will you get a move on before you miss the bus, Miss Ling-di-long?
Will you get a move on before you miss the bus, Miss Ling-di-long?
by w00fdawg October 10, 2005
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Italian word literally meaning "dying from starvation", but it is actually used as an insult towards someone who would do anything for money.
Italian word literally meaning "dying from starvation", but it is actually used as an insult towards someone who would do anything for money.
by Anthony T January 17, 2008
Get the morte di fame mug.When Di consumes too much alcohol and her already dulled brain signals are further dulled. Her brain signal that warns her when she is making more mistakes is reduced, ultimately reducing self-control which leads to physical violence (open palm slaps to the face) and destruction of property.
I went for a drink, next thing I know I was Di drunk and smashing glasses and slapping anyone in my close proximity.
by Penguin666 July 15, 2016
Get the Di drunk mug.Directional Influence; When you are flying off the stage in Super Smash Bros. Brawl you hi the control stick in the opposite direction to slow your speed and power in that direction. Mainly to prevent you from going off screen, also a very good technique.
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