daring

The act of blow drying your junk in a public restroom using the hand drying blowing machine.

Harrison: yo dude, wanna go daring at lunch today?
Ethan: fuck that! im gonna go dare now!

by Harryiscool March 13, 2011

Duking around

Refering to doing something completly aimless but still being awesome while doing it

Mom: Honey what are you doing in there?

Billy: Nothing ma just Duking around

by JesseCox June 23, 2011

duranguense

its a popular dance in mexico that started in chicago and mexico.

no example..if u is a mexican then u will kno wut duranguense is ya digg!!

by dulce maria March 14, 2007

Durfing

The act of masturbating while in a headstand position against a wall. The art is in the ability to gracefully avoid semen at time of ejaculation. Common sport in Oregon.

Austin Little is an olympic-level competitor in durfing.

by Oz416 September 20, 2009

durfing

V. The act of combining the activity of taking a dump and surfing the internet simutaneously, most commonly by using a wireless connection.

dude i poped a huge bloodwood while durfing the nizzet

by tron July 29, 2004

Daring Fireball

A homoerotic act where one receives anal sex from Steve Jobs, while jerking off Tim Cook and blowing Jony Ive. the free hand is used to type blogs berating everything that Google or Microsoft does

John Gruber pulled a hell of a Daring Fireball last night after Google announced Android 3.0 was in wide release. Steve, Jony and Tim were worn out.

by HardwareAgnostic June 7, 2011

duding

The act of giving unwanted attention to and interest in someone. Most often committed by young to middle aged men (dudes) and directed towards local or regional celebrites (often bands or musicians). Similar to the attention given by groupies, but without sexual intentions. Duding topics most commonly include: how good the band is, how the dude plays in or knows someone who plays in a band, how the dude roadied for Molly Hatchet in the 70's or requesting songs that the band has no desire to play. Duding is fueled by the lack of security and audience separation at smaller music venues, as well as a band's hesitation to be rude to fans.

As soon as the band finished their set and left the stage, the duding began.

by obneopeehon June 19, 2010