by tomil19 July 13, 2018
A degenerate, stolen meme used by normies and 12-year olds on the internet thinking it's a really funny joke for some reason...
by radnoman21 January 13, 2018
by The sonicblazer January 23, 2019
by Qal December 17, 2022
A new cryptocurrency term for "deactivated".
When individuals who work for crypto companies were let go when a crypto crash happens, their company Slack accounts would get deactivated, leaving a dead account with a recoloured profile picture.
While people who are still with the company are so scared that they avoid using the word "deactivated" and change it to "da-ed", and therefore "daed".
Coincidentally, you could also consider "daed" as "dead".
When individuals who work for crypto companies were let go when a crypto crash happens, their company Slack accounts would get deactivated, leaving a dead account with a recoloured profile picture.
While people who are still with the company are so scared that they avoid using the word "deactivated" and change it to "da-ed", and therefore "daed".
Coincidentally, you could also consider "daed" as "dead".
You: Hey bro! I saw in the news your company fired 5% of its workforce. You alright?
Your Friend: I'm still fine. But you know what, the daed count suggested a higher percentage... LOL
You: WTF?
Your Friend: I'm still fine. But you know what, the daed count suggested a higher percentage... LOL
You: WTF?
by doublehappiness225 August 1, 2022
A cryptocurrency term for "deactivated". For instance, "shit, they just daed my bro's account!"
When people working in the crypto industry were let go by their companies because of crypto winter, their company's Slack accounts would be disabled with the word "deactivated account" added as an overlay to their profile pictures.
The word "deactivated" then became so sensitive, and the company would monitor people's chats to see if the word was being mentioned. Staff then replaced the word with "daed" to avoid being caught.
Coincidentally, you could also take the word as "dead" which would also work for the context.
When people working in the crypto industry were let go by their companies because of crypto winter, their company's Slack accounts would be disabled with the word "deactivated account" added as an overlay to their profile pictures.
The word "deactivated" then became so sensitive, and the company would monitor people's chats to see if the word was being mentioned. Staff then replaced the word with "daed" to avoid being caught.
Coincidentally, you could also take the word as "dead" which would also work for the context.
Your colleague: Hey, I heard your company just fired 5% of its staff! You alright?
You: Lots of accounts were daed... And you know what, when I looked at the staff count, it seems like the cut was way more... lol
You: Lots of accounts were daed... And you know what, when I looked at the staff count, it seems like the cut was way more... lol
by doublehappiness225 August 8, 2022
Slang, Commonly Used in the Bahamas, translated into proper English the meaning is: Where is the (place) at?
by BahaBoy October 4, 2019