Diche

A descriptive and exclamatory adjecive used to describe any person, situation, or thing which is by nature either exceedingly baller or unparalleled in clout.
Anything that is "diche" is characteristically massive in quantity, superior in quality, and masterful in delivery. On a scale from one to ten, "diche" actually converts from numbers to the letters O.G.

Dead Guy at the Perly Gates: "After I found the briefcase of money, just before my lawyer called me to tell me I won both my marital AND corporate lawsuits, I got run over by a city bus."

God: "God! that's so un-dicheful. Let him in."

OR (as an exclamatory adjective)

Dude#1: "Not only did I escape away with the drugs, but the cop cars behind me crashed into each other and the piglets inside were sent flying through their windshields!"
Dude#2: "Diche!!"

by HeroicFlow January 30, 2008

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Dinghead

A really faggy word for dickhead. Dinghead is used all over the world by dorks who are afraid their mom will hear them say the word dickhead.

Origin: Boston, Massachusetts

Softly : Stop calling me names you dinghead.

Perdita : OMG! You are such an asshat for using the word dinghead.

by Los4 June 16, 2008

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dince

Kind of like a dunce, but dunce-ier.

"Wow, he's so busy hanging out with his girlfriend that he won't even talk to us."
"Yeah, dince alert."

by treewood69 March 2, 2014

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Dichead

Commonly confused with "dickhead". Dichead can be used as an insult though technically it isn't meant as one. A dic head or urbanDictionaryhead is like a crack head. Someone who is hopelessly addicted to making definitions on urbandictionary.com

Examples include Bob, 4dimensional, Kung Fu Jesus, yobastank, etc. the list goes on and on. They make this place more interesting; If you're a dichead you know it.

by Kyle Kruger October 18, 2004

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Dench

'Man from Denmark'. 'Viking'
An experienced genealogist with the surname 'Dench', and some considerable research in this exact question.

The meaning of the word today, is still no different from that of its original use.

The Vikings that frequented the British Isles's past, were a far larger and stronger specimen, compared to those of the native inhabitants. Their fighting style, spirit and berserker rage in the face of overwhelming odds, made them men of renown, historically hired by Kings throughout Britain, to settle differences in times of war.

Co-coincident'ch'ly - Today's terms of;

'sick' , 'amazing' , 'cool' , 'huge' , 'big' , 'well executed' , 'seeming to be able to run through walls',

is similar to the way the Vikings were perceived with their feats of strength, battle and bravery, augmented with presence and rage.

In fact even the qouted

"When man gets punched in the face: You say "Thass denchhhh!!"

Could have been the sound of a commonly used alarm.
"The alarm 'DENCH!' (Men from Demark) is raised by the watchman as the first of the invading Vikings, sinks his axe into the head of the other sentry."

by 100%Dench January 17, 2013

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