liam dida

The owner of iOSGods, also known as Leecher, DiDA or Rook. Also known for stealing source codes then banning you without reason.

Liam: *bans all cheaters and leeches offsets*
Joka, DanYal, TheArmKing: “Hey, we just got liam didaed!”

by Liam Dida October 3, 2020

dira

dira is the the name of a loverly red haired girl who comes up with wierd sayings and is totaly random and thats why people fall instantly in love with her.
some one with very talented lips

oo look at that girsl lips, she could so be a dira if she tried

by Llama-law November 5, 2004

Dildastic

Of, or, pertaining to dildos and/or phallic objects.

"With their multitude of tall buildings, major cities across the world are quite dildastic."
"I'm not saying that I don't like him, but I wouldn't shed a tear if he died a dildastic death."

by BWhatley February 22, 2009

didabolean logic

Pronunciation: did-ə-ˈbō-lē-ən ˈlä-jik
Function: noun
Etymology: Ski culture - Inland NW USA
Date: 2010

A particular mode of reasoning that results from smoking marijuana.

His decision to put on some music and have a beer, rather than to return to work, was a result of some solid didabolean logic.

by Growlvin January 22, 2010

Dildacorn

The act of one person using duct tape to stick a large, cock shaped dildo onto the forehead of another person after tieing them up. The recipient may also have a rope taped to their ass as a tail for added effect.

Person1 got wasted at a party. His friends decided to turn him into a Dildacorn.

by KaMp KaRnIe 4 lyfe April 19, 2015

Didaskaleinophobia

the fear of school, going to school

"why wasn't brandy in class today?"
"i heard she has didaskaleinophobia."

by madeemassacre December 17, 2008

didac

The Catalan version of Diego, this is a good-natured man whom only wants the best for you. The original form is Didacus from Medieval Spanish, with three namesakes; Saint Diego of Alcala, Blessed Diego Carvalho and Blessed Diego Jose of Cadiz; all a.k.a. Didacus.
Didac himself is one-of-a-kind; a highly intelligent, empathetic and gorgeous man. Once you have yourself a Didac, never left him go.

Other forms of Didac include Diego and Santiago (Spanish), Jacob (English), and Thiago (Portuguese).

1; "Who's that guy over there? Do you know him?"
2; "Yes, his name's Didac and he's mine - no looking."
1; "But he's so hot..."
2; "Exactly."

by tu_luna January 30, 2018