double dang

to have to misfourtunes told to you in sequintial sentences

Guy: your car needs new brakes
You: DANG!
Guy: and they cost $1500
you: DOUBLE DANG!

by jekkyll678 April 30, 2007

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Dago

Originally used to describe Spanish sailors in the 18th and 19th century by the British navy, it is now a derogatory term used in the US to refer to Italians or Italian Americans, especially those recently immigrated and not yet assimilated to American culture. Still refers to Spanish or Hispanic people in current British English. Not commonly used anymore, mostly seen in early 20th century literature.

The italian restaurant is good, but run by a bunch of dagos.

by pugfugget January 5, 2009

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Daigo

An Italian who gives a bad name to all Italians. This type of Italian generally thinks he is a "tough guy" and can easily be spotted by being not very intelligent and a failure in most aspects of life. The daigo attempts to justify this by acting tough in an illogical manner.

Daigo: "What are you doing?"
Person: "Oh, Im just taking a walk"
Daigo: "Well walk somewhere else."
Person: "Alright, Ill go walk in the park."
Daigo: "What, you think your smarter than me, some kind of tough guy?"
Person: "No, Im just going to go take a walk in the park."
Daigo: "Yeah, thats what I thought."

by IceCold May 22, 2006

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Dang

A variation of the ever-popular damn.
Used mostly by old people, as (according to them) damn is too harsh a swear word to be uttered.
Used to show great frustration or annoyance or to reinforce/exclaim a point.

"Dang! I forgot to feed the bird this morning!"

"Shut that dang refrigerator!"

"Hot diggity dang!"

"Oh dang. Everyone's going to know my identity now!"

"Dang it! I just stubbed my danged toe!"

by b3c December 28, 2005

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