coke-dicked

putting cocaine on your dick and then fucking someone.

What you're telling me you've been in a loving relationship for three years and you've never been coke-dicked?

by spanishbend April 3, 2009

Dichead

Commonly confused with "dickhead". Dichead can be used as an insult though technically it isn't meant as one. A dic head or urbanDictionaryhead is like a crack head. Someone who is hopelessly addicted to making definitions on urbandictionary.com

Examples include Bob, 4dimensional, Kung Fu Jesus, yobastank, etc. the list goes on and on. They make this place more interesting; If you're a dichead you know it.

by Kyle Kruger October 18, 2004

Dicked Down

Dicked down: To have sex with a guy, To get some dick, To get laid, To shag baby!

I just got dicked down.

by PondPrincess1 November 13, 2016

Zynga-dicted™

Zynga-dicted™ (ZIN-guh-DIC-ted), adj., is a de facto trademark of Zynga, Inc. It describes someone who is hooked up on Internet Crack, and totally devoid of a life.

see also,

ZyngAddict™ (ZINg-AD-dict), n., a person who is hooked up on Internet Crack, and totally devoid of a life.

Note the adjective has only one "d".

Oh, man, he doesn't work, bathe, or go outside. He must be Zynga-dicted™.

I'm tired of all the ZyngAddicts™ on Facebook. All they do is SPAM that fucking nonsense all over my nice neat wall. I had to ban all those God Damn ZyngAddicts™.

by [TOM] ThunderDawg September 19, 2010

dickens cider

This is an old spoof heard on radio stations at least as far back as the late 80's but probably much older then that, google it and you can hear the spoof, very funny.

Dickens Energy Cider, DCBI capitolized on this and produced a very tasty energy drink for bars and nightclubs sold in can or "On the gun" www.dickensenergycider.com

Dickens Energy Cider, Energy Drink, Dickens cider spoof,

by Arch Stanton6969 April 12, 2007

Dicked

To completely own someone, usually in a sporting activity.

England dicked Germany 5-1 in 2001.

by Tarquin_Banks February 22, 2008

The dickens

Expression, similar to an adverb, that can be placed alongside any verb to emphasize the specific event or action. The most common use for "the dickens" is when it is used with the verb "to run". "The dickens" is also interchangeable with "hell".

When that hobo came after me, I ran like the dickens.

by Shirine December 28, 2005