corn dni

a phrase against Steve cobs on inanimate insanity, a very hated character, tbh though, he deserves it lol

person 1: I have Steve cobs
person 2: so, corn dni?
person1: yes, corn dni.

by yabadabad00 September 12, 2022

Lose Your Dnim

The title for Teen Wolf: Season 3b. It sums up what happened to one of the main characters: Stiles Stilinski. He becomes possessed by an evil Japanese spirit known as the Nogitsune, or Void Kitsune, and goes insane- becoming trapped in his own mind. His body, under the control of the Nogitsune, goes on a homicidal rampage with the Oni, (ancient shadow samurai), feeding on pain and destruction- of which the Nogitsune gets pleasure from.

Jeff: Get ready for Season 6! The last Season! You might just...Lose Your Dnim...
Me: Damnit Jeff.

by Void_Ludwig September 3, 2016

B.D.N.O

Big Dick Niggas Only

I was trying to get into the party and I was rejected on the basis of it being only for B.D.N.O's.

by B.D.N October 21, 2018

dnapps

A man who was formerly a woman and lacks a left testicle. Probably has sex with small rodents and jams miscelanous objects in his pooper. Giggles frequently.

Dnapps snorted all my cocaine, again.

by IluvColdplay July 16, 2008

DNF

DNF is an acronym that stands for DreamNotFound. This name stems from two popular twitch streamers DreamWasTaken and GeorgeNotFound's ship name. DNF originated as a joke but it did not take long before fans began writing FanFiction and making edits of these two. On multiple media sites (such as Twitter, TikTok, Instagram, even Reddit) the colors green and blue can be used to represent the couple DNF.

Your Friend: OMG did you read that DNF fanfiction on reddit
You: NO not yet what's it called
Your Friend: It's called "HeatWaves" but beware it gets spicy

by GingerBreadMILF August 28, 2021

d/n/t

Acronym for "Do Never Test". An assertion of superiority, power, or complete ownage. Usually used at the beginning or end of a sentence.

D/N/T the plucky little Canucks

by pozole October 6, 2004

DNE

Adjective; Comes for the abbreviation for "Do(es) Not Exist" or "Data, non-existant", used as jargon between computer programmers referring to non-existent code that programmers claim to have written when errors arise during programming projects.

Steve claims that he wrote a patch for that problem, but clearly his classes are DNE.

by LittleSam March 27, 2005