Dimergency

A state or situation of emergency face by Dears/ fans of Dimash Kudaibergen.

These occasions occurs when Dimash is missing in action, ticketing system fails, flights delayed or cancelled.

There was an Dimergency when the ticketing system for London concert failed

by TazaKap December 15, 2019

Dit me VNPT

Similar to Dit me FPT, when you see someone say this, it's usually they are experiencing bad network connections from local provider VNPT (Viet Nam Posts and Telecommunication). This is due to the fact that international cable is usually broken.

"I can't play, the ping is too high, dit me VNPT"

by Nguyễn Minh Tuấn March 10, 2022

Class of Dimes

Another name for the Class of 2010. Students who are seniors in the years of 2009-2010.

Vince: What grade are you in.
Dane: I'm a senior.
Vince: So you're the class of dimes

by Fahed July 11, 2009

Dimebonics

A made up language that was created and popularized by Dimebag Darrell, the legendary guitarist of Pantera and Damageplan.

Do you understand what I'm sayin'? Of course not. Dimebonics.

by The Sza January 15, 2005

dimeria

a plant

look at this dimeria that i found

by Brain_Ded June 3, 2020

dimentia

A term to describe the sickness of dimensions. First termed by Schott The Woz in 2018.

“Man, playing all these 3D games is giving me some serious dimentia.” “ Try playing some 2D games to help it go away.”

by Walter Rightwill May 25, 2018

dime–store philosophy

Cheap, one-size-fits-all explanations about life. They consist of clichés, empty truisms and tautologies, and (often contradictory) platitudes.

Dime–stores were common in the early part of the 20th c. Every main street had such a store where you could buy tawdry, second-rate stuff for cheap prices. (Now they're Dollar stores, though these are not as common or a central fixture in every town.)

I run from the coffeehouse whenever that windbag shows up with his dime–store philosophy.

I'll take Crumb's cartoons over the banal musings of a dime-store philosopher any day.

by Applied Research February 11, 2009