chip pan danga!

stupid British-English phrase. when something is amazing, fantastic, mint or even just on the good side of things. mainly used to respont in a positive. never negative or aggressive

congratulations, you have won the lottery..."Chip pan Danga!" or, hey do you ant a beer? "yeah sure... chip pan danga!". or "them burgers are chip pan danga"

by latheasius May 22, 2007

Dang Tran

a gay guy

i love dang tran

by khoa dang October 10, 2003

dang

it's more then a hang but not a date or just a hook-up (aka bang); a hang out with intentions of a potential date; a date without the specifications of being a date

hang + date = dang

We went on a dang.

by waia July 26, 2010

dang

Original use: An Australian word for the filthy hair surronding a sheeps asshole.
Common use: Often used to make fun of someones facial hair.

Your dang is getting a bit long isn't it.
OR
You have some vegemite smeared on yer dang.

by Mr. Milk September 13, 2006

Dangeling

The act of having a small flacid penis dangel between the legs of what is known as a "limp dick faggot". The act of Dangeling is known to attract groups of adolescent boys around a television, where they will watch other limp dick faggots before partaking in homesexual intercourse.

"look, its goregous outside. Let's try dangeling instead of drink or talk with females!"

by StrongIsland April 24, 2010

ding dang diggy

A redneck call of celebration to anything exciting. Particluarly popular amongst the river folk down in Aintry, Georgia (as depicted in the film "Deliverance"), the phrase is commonly used to cheer on some piggie-squeelin', cornhole action with an unsuspecting canoeist.

Cletus: You ready to squeel like a pig boy?
Jed: Ding dang diggy!!
Ned (piggy): Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!!

by RQ99 August 7, 2006

Dangadd

To add danger to a situation - a friend of danger, a dangadd brings a whole new element of adrenalin, adventure and outright coolness to a situation. The equivalent of being more maximum.

Man, this shit is whack, let's dangadd this and keep it real.

by Brett Raybould September 14, 2005