Durty

Homie, friend....Rooted from the South D-Town!!!!

What up Durty?

by Lil Ivy March 11, 2003

durtneck

DURT (slang)is raw, gritty rock n'roll with a hard edge, a flare for sarcasm, and a desire to party. NECK signifies a type or class of person (ie. redNECK, rougNECK, boatNECK, etc). Durtneck(s) are New York City based people.

Jullie, Malia, Trish and Shirley think that music today is too contrived and uni-dimentional. When they go out they want to feel the music not just stand there like statues and politely applaud, they want to rock. They are such DURTNECKS!

by kongartist October 24, 2005

FURTLE DURTLE

This word can mean anything that you want.
Best used when memory loss has occured or when there are people around that wouldn't appreciate the word that it is intended to be.

"Look at the furtle durtle on that!"
In this case furtle durtle means VW beetle bonnet on a Lady in extremely tight pants in a crowded drinking establishment.

by Galoot of the Grove June 22, 2004

ridin durty

Southern slang for driving your whip with any of the following: drugs, knives, guns, prostitutes etc...

Trying to catch me ridin durty.

by FBII September 26, 2006

durty turtle

When your turtle head peaks out too far and leaves a stain on your undies.

Hey Honey, can you wash my undies for me? My durty turtle left a big stain on them.

by Pags87 November 23, 2014

Dutzi

Extremely nice and adorable person.
Has a lot of love to give, doesn't receive it very often though.

Example: "oooh look at you, you are so cute dutzi dutzi du!"

by geronimohey January 3, 2017

Durtch

Pronounced 'd-oo-rtch', Durtch is a lost language of the Cavaedweelërs and predates English by six million years. The modern English language was derived from Durtch. In fact, English is a dialect of this ancient language. Original Durch differs from English in that the vowels are pronounced differently. Each Durch dialect forms the basis for English vowel pronunciation.

For instance, in Durtch Deuleect, the English word "you" is pronounced like 'yo-uu'. Whereas in Durtch Ucceent, it pronounced like 'ya-uhh'.

Oh, you speak Durtch? That's amazing.

by draeder July 1, 2018