dubcon

Used in fanfiction to describe sexual situations of "dubious consent", where it's not exactly noncon (nonconsentual, e.g. rape), nor is it consentual.

Fic Warnings: slight dubcon, boys fighting

by silly_walk22 August 20, 2006

Dabio

A person who is known as a Dumb, Fat, Bitch and is generally related to fishes.
Is also a variation of the word Fabio, meaning Fat,Bitch.

"You sure got that dabio, like a fishy on your willy"
"You Dabio"
"You Dabio,Fabio"
"Hersh why do you play with Dabios junk like that"

by crackleking August 16, 2016

Duzion

When you say something is duzion, your saying that it is cool, awesome, and legit. Common spellings of the word include Dushion, dushan, and duzan, but the correct spelling is Duzion.

Person 1: Dude, do you like my new Mercedes?

Person 2: Ya bro that's so duzion!

by dmann57 June 28, 2011

Rave Dubin

A mocking nickname for Dave Rubin, a snowflake puppet for far right wing corporations who once claimed he was liberal.

So should we talk about Rave Dubin and how he got upset over the criticisms we made about him?

by Lynch/Fellini September 28, 2020

Dubisode

A word used to refer to any English-dubbed episode of a show that was not originally filmed in English. This word is used most often when talking about a Japanese anime that has been dubbed in the English language.

I wanted to watch Bleach, but I didn't feel like reading subtitles, so I used Google to find a site with some dubisodes.

Did you hear? Netflix has some more anime dubisodes uploaded!

by Streak566 June 17, 2013

Dubism

A new line or change specific to the English dub of certain anime. Especially prominent in the 90s and early 2000s.

This show's dub needs a total overhaul; this one's crammed with annoying dubisms.

by Jimmy S. Shada-Hartman December 25, 2018

Dubious

1. Unsure about outcome: Not sure about an outcome or conclusion.

2. Possibly dishonest or immoral: Likely to be dishonest, untrustworthy, or morally worrisome in some way.

3. Of uncertain quality: of uncertain quality, intention, or appropriateness.

1. I was a little dubious about whether or not to trust him.
2. It's a dubious proposition.
3. The thesis is based on several dubious assumptions.

by Jafje April 5, 2007