To Ding (verb)

To lose in a situation you initially appeared to be winning. Derived from Reading Football Club who do this in 90% of their games.

To Ding (verb)

"How did Mark get on with Sarah, he looked to be in there?"

"He had a chance to take her home, but missed his chance and then some other guy moved in."
"He Dinged it?"

"Proper Ding."

by oxodouble December 6, 2023

Verb

The new, “slay”.

Used to acknowledge something spectacular/ used as an exaggeration

“I like your shoes”.

“Thanks! I got them at the shoe store.”
“Verb.”

by Sour patch mole May 24, 2025

Verb

A word used to describe an action or occurrence. A verb is also a doing word, which represents actions.

Pushing, pulling, walking and running are all verbs because they are action and doing words.

A Verb is basically things your doing which is action.

Example of verb used in a sentence: "The girl climbed the tree." In this sentence climbed is the verb.

" I skipped and sang!" The verb is skipped and sang.

by rocky karis July 1, 2018

newspaper (verb)

newspapered, newspapering

Verb

To create (a note, letter, or written message) partially or entirely from pieces of text or images taken from different sources, especially to conceal the creator's identity.

The ransom note was newspapered together using magazine clippings.

newspaper (verb)

by wtf do I write in here bro March 30, 2025

jiggalatin(verb)

chilling;being easy

"Lest go jiggalate at da mall"jiggalatin(verb)

by iGeeKy May 9, 2009

verb

he's just better than you

verb > you
im so jealous of verb

by verbOP June 18, 2021

To Nosferatu (verb)

The act of putting one's arms up into a 'scary vampirey' pose to physically denote what would happen if someone 'shadows' a person.

NB Should be used with caution and only in optimal comedy situations.

To Nosferatu (verb):

A: "Person C will be shadowing me today"
B: Does a Nosferatu (i.e. assumes the Nosferatu position)

by Drinkmeforfree April 8, 2011