dicking around

fooling or fuckin around with some one or something

"dude stop dickin around"

by Mern October 30, 2003

dicking around

When one participates in the searching for dick pictures on the internet. Usually done with a spoon.

Paul was dicking around when his mother walked into the room, in which she preceded to become violently ill and began to scream uncontrollably.

by Butt to mouth December 12, 2010

dick around

(instransitive) to waste time; to lose focus; to lack seriousness of purpose

We finished the treasure hunt while the other team was still dicking around (with the map).

by tpbenelli July 21, 2004

dick around

spending a lot of time doing nothing of any significance. see poopin' around

I don't even think I got anything done all Tuesday, I just skipped class and dicked around

by Anonymous February 28, 2002

Dicking Around

Doing something other people consider unproductive or something that really is unproductive, usually when you should be doing something else.
Syn: Procrastination, fucking off, wasting time, wanking, being idle, being a phony, bullshitting.

When I'm home sick, I spend all day dicking around on the internet.
I was dicking around when I had an epiphany.
She thought he liked her, but he was just dicking around.
Only a master can bring dicking around to a new level and turn it into an art.

by MadamexXx March 17, 2009

Dick Around

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To fuck around, usually consists of head breaking and ordering Taco Bell on Grubhub.

Hey, you wanna dick around?
Yeah sure, you want taco bell?
Happy Ending.

by KinkyDrumline March 21, 2019

dicking-around

1.The root "dick" refers to the male genetalia in reference to "jacking-off" which can either mean mastrabation or for our purposes, not getting much accomplished.

2.To be "dicked-around" can mean to recieve "the short end of the stick" however deeply one may have been "dicked".
Sometimes considered offensive because of the reference to top-bottom dog mentality through alluding to male homosexual relations when used by a male refering to another male.

1.Nic and I meant to go study at the library but instead went to the bar dicking-around and hung out with some nice young ladies.

2.Tony really dicked-me-around when he should have, instead, given me two-hundred dollars for the amplifier.

by Bud Clay Thomas July 3, 2006