didik sobo

an austronesian mock slang of someone who is foolish

paka didik sobo mo

by Аustin April 6, 2025

Didis

1. A cunty king
2. A person who doesn't keep their word
3. Little but strong

We have to carry this printer upstairs, call Didis!
He did not show up to "Moss village boys" exhibition, he is such a Didis!
Didis will be Didis...

by BestGrafiki April 11, 2025

Dedicated Larp

Someone who larp's so hard, it often seems they actually become interested in the topic.

Isaac is such a dedicated larp to underground music that I'm starting to believe he might actually enjoy it.

by robbala March 18, 2026

Digiconfractusphobia

The DEATHLY TERRIFYING fear of having someone step on your fingers when your hand is on the ground.
Comes from the Latin words Digitus (finger) and Confractus (break).
I probably have it and I get constant PTSD when I hear footsteps when my hand is on the ground.

John: *standing near Dave*
Dave: *puts hand on the ground*
John: *walking*
Dave: *violently yanks his hand off the ground* "HOOOOOOLY fuck John, you almost stepped on my fingers!"
John: "dude, I am 15 yards away from you, get yo stanky Digiconfractusphobic ass outta here.
Dave, being a lying bastard: "I don't have Digiconfractusphobia... what do you mean?!?! >:'("

by applesaue September 12, 2025

Didi

A very rare nickname for first and middle names containing “di”, such as Madison, Dillan, etc. Pronounced as dee-dee, dai-dai or dei-dei depending on how “di” is said in the name. Not to be confused with the more common Dee-Dee or Deedee.

They call him Didi because his middle name has “di” in the middle. Pronounced “dai-dai”. Not “dei-dei” or “dee-dee”.

by bcshabnamfan2002 October 24, 2025

Didi

1. Hindi for 'big sister' (also any <15 years older female you meet/interact with who isn't mother)***

***very family-oriented civilization of ours, applies for 'didi' in all south asian languages

by Hello-553669 December 27, 2025

didionized

To systematically dismantle a journalistic, literary, political or corporate adversary through a combination of high-level verbosity and icy, surgical precision.

I used to think Joan Didion was just a wordsmith socialite who didn’t get it. But I was didionized… she got it.

by TR Arterburn December 28, 2025