Den Syndrome

Den Syndrome is both combinations of the Iris Syndrome and Mayu Syndrome. Once the person misspelled a word in there sentence there next text would get worst over and over again until they stop texting.

Person: What’s that?
Person 2: Its my molk sheke
Person: Do you mean Milk Shake?
Person 2: Yrdh O neam m7lj sh3k@
Person: Nice Den Syndrome

by Z e n i s d u m b December 2, 2020

The Den Of Daddies

A high class organization specializing in critiquing and perfecting Dominance and Submission. The organization is operated by a Board of Dominants who possess particular skills, as well as uncommon and effective training methods, carefully and thoughtfully oversee every aspect of operations. The Den of Daddies strongly enforce the guiding principles. Safe, all the risks are know. Sane, all parties have self control and will not betray partners trust. Consensual, everyone involved agrees and fully understands the consequences of their actions.

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Have you heard of "the Den of Daddies"?

by puppynamedkitten December 5, 2020

den Timo machen

Sich plötzlich - und für andere unerwartet - nie mehr melden.

„den Timo machen“

Hast du was von Markus gehört?
Nein, der hat den Timo gemacht...

by finejewels24 October 23, 2020

Ya Den-omii

it's used to describe the reaction of someone who is so surprised by something.

look at this piece?, Ya den-omii it's so good

by ya mou January 23, 2021

mach den mario

MACH DEN MARIO

MACH DEN MARIO SWING DE ARM

by guy2234567890-1234567890 January 29, 2021

Den John

If you ever meet an Den John, don't hesitate, RUN! He will show off is weapons. Katana, guns and knives included- If you happened to be a jew, you should hide your family and friends cause Den John will gas anyone without hesitation.

Also, raising your arm makes you a Den John.

Julia don't look behind you, Den John is there-

by ∠( ᐛ 」∠)＿ February 19, 2021

ite den

Is another Cornish greeting

Usually pronounced as if you’ve had 6 pints of rattler before 10am

a beautiful mix of the words “alright then”

Basically a really lazy way of saying “hello” “how are you” in one quick Cornish grunt

1 “Ite den, how be knacking?”

2 “not baddddd you?”

1”not bad like”

by Cornishman101 March 9, 2021