Granny Dickens

Overly candid letter writers who reveal personal and/or demoralizing information in their uncensored diatribes

Tactless chroniclers who keep the family abreast on intimate topics

by Robert Lanham, Author of Food Court Druids, Cherohonkees, and Other Creatures Unique to the Republic August 4, 2004

john dickenson

A random mf that was supposed to baby sit his friend's child and ended up killing both of them.

Mary: "Hey! Where are my children"
Charles: "john dickenson ate them bitches"
Mary: "im going to stab your butthole."

by Im slowly losing me sanity February 17, 2023

What the Dickens?

Dickens is a euphemism for "devil". From Shakespeare's "Merry Wives of Windsor",(Act III, Scene II).
"I cannot tell what the dickens his name is".

(NOT from Charles Dickens.)

What the Dickens?

What the Dickens were you thinking?

by Alanxxxxxxx April 14, 2006

Dackermin

A statment said when in shock, anger,surupise,rage. Also siad when something bad happens.

person 1: hey dude! your pants are on fire!

(person 2 looks down at pants)

Person 2: DACKERMIN!!!

by Brook Lynn March 23, 2009

Dacking

(Australian slang) The act of pulling someone's pants or shorts down when they least suspect it, usually by sneaking up behind. Intended to cause maximum embarrassment, particularly if the "double dacking" is deployed, which also removes the underwear, exposing genitals.

A typical form of humiliation or payback in school yards in Australia.

Young Steve was talking with a group of sheilas he wouldn't mind having a crack at one day.

Suddenly, Dave emerges from behind and gives Steve a dacking.

Steve: Oi fkn *frantically grabs at pants*
Dave: GUEHEHHEHE
Girls: *titter*

Steve taken down a peg or two in school yard

by hoomuzu March 11, 2016

Hot Dickens Cider

Sounds like "Hot Dick Inside Her". It's a spoof from an old radio show and is still used toady.

Hey Mandy, How'd you like a Hot Dickens Cider?

by ThaBigCheesy July 2, 2010

The dickens, you say!?!

This is an expression typically used in place of "you're kidding me", "you're joshing me". However, I do not know the origin of the expression. I think it may have something to do with Charles Dickens

LARRY: Charleston is 100 years older than Savannah!

TIM: The dickens, you say!?!

by indieurban September 7, 2017