A mini dab done with the thumb and index finger. Done when a dab is not appropriate or sufficient. Multiple dibs consecutively are not only permitted but encouraged.
Adam dabbed the other day and dislocated his shoulder, so now he does a dib for the sake of safety.
"dib dib dib"
"dib dib dib"
by dibdibdib February 19, 2018
The game played by young gentlemen in which you call 'dibs' on any young lady that takes your fancy. Players are limited to five 'dibs' per evening out. When a player calls 'dibs' he must also tap another player with varying degrees of force, depending on the amount of alcohol that has been consumed. Once a young lady has had 'dibs' called on her she becomes out of bounds for all other players for the entirety of the evening. Any player who flaunts this rule and continues to 'pull' a lady who has had 'dibs' called on her, must pay a suitable forfeit.
The only exception to this rule is when a player calls cardboard on a young lady who has had ‘dibs’ called on her. Players are limited to one ‘cardboard’ call per evening and this allows that player to ‘pull’ the afore mentioned young lady as well as the original ‘dibs’ caller. The young lady remains out of bounds for all other players.
The only exception to this rule is when a player calls cardboard on a young lady who has had ‘dibs’ called on her. Players are limited to one ‘cardboard’ call per evening and this allows that player to ‘pull’ the afore mentioned young lady as well as the original ‘dibs’ caller. The young lady remains out of bounds for all other players.
by Paul & Lee August 31, 2006
by shoislegit June 20, 2018
by wassupdawg1234 August 21, 2013
You say this if you want to be first in line, have the first slice of cake/pizza, want the front seat...
1. A statement of agreement.
2. A phrase used to claim something--beer, the opposite sex, food...
3. A word that you say when you don't have anything else to say.
2. A phrase used to claim something--beer, the opposite sex, food...
3. A word that you say when you don't have anything else to say.
by Belafonte November 19, 2009