Dio pazzo

Crazy God is a typical Italian expression indicating anger towards a mad and insensitive deity.

Dio pazzo con il nome di satana tatuato sul cazzo.
crazy God with the name of satan tattooed on cock.
Oggi non me ne va bene una, Dio pazzo!
Today nothing goes right, crazy God!

by Ignorance in abundance April 24, 2018

dios._.world

A tloz fan (ok) he likes tloz and hes tloz

Hey thats dios._.worlds!
Oh the tloz fan!

by anonymous April 25, 2022

Porco dio

It's a typical italian expression that is literally translated as pig god referring god to a pig. It's mainly said to blame god for the things that happen either good or bad. The adjective "pig" can change into many other words such as merda(shit), cane(dog), bastardo (bastard), ladro (theif), stronzo(asshole) and so on. The expression can also involve the figure of the virgin mary so the line can be Madonna puttana (referring the virgin mary as a bitch). In certain regions of italy such as Tuscany and in the northern part of Italy, the expression is the equivalent of the filler words "fuck", "fucking"

Porco dio ho perso le chiavi - Porco dio i lost my keys
Porco dio che bello rivederti - Porco dio i'm happy to see you
passami quel porco dio di martello - Hand me that fucking hammer.

by nihilst November 2, 2022

Dio Theory

When anything you say is actually the complete opposite of what's true.

Michael: I hate you so much. Jennifer: Michael, you're the epitome of the Dio Theory. I know you actually love me.

by UT24 December 10, 2010

Dios Ko!

Filipino term for "Oh My God". "Dios" as "God"; and "ko" as "my", which then gives you "My God!" or "Oh My God!".

Dios ko! What happened to your leg! It's broken!

by ///Hey!therE\\\ November 11, 2015

Dio Brando

A psychopathic guy who becomes a vampire and trys to eluminate the Joestar Bloodline.

Person 1: Hey do you know who Dio Brando is.

Person 2: Yes.

by OKOKOKOKOKOKOIJ;HLD;F'SIJONFD August 7, 2021

dio fa

"Dio fa" it's a typical expression from Piedmont (North-West in Italy) which is literally translated as "God is Fake".
In some parts of Piedmont it spelled as "Diu fa" too.

"Dio fa che piciu"
Translated as: "Damn such a piciu"

by segalo March 28, 2022