Wir suchen dich

German word which means "we're looking for you"

Usually used in job applications in Germany, the word has similar connotation to the English term "We're Suckin' Dick" and has been used in various memes.

Notable ones is the one located outside a Mcdonald's store in Germany with a lady face and the 3 words written below it. "Wir suchen DICH"

Me : Morning! What's up?

some German guys : wir suchen dich

Me : WHAT?

some german guys : WIR SUCHEN DICH!!!

Me : ok i guess wir suchen dich then, come let's go!

by whitemirrors October 18, 2021

Diphenhydramine

Diphenhydramine is a drug used as a sleep-aid. It is often used as a recreational drug that is cheap and effective.

I've used diphenhydramine as a recreational drug before. If you want to you need to find out what high dose is right for how much you weigh. When I used it my light moved around, when I looked at my wall there were hundreds of flys all over it and it sometimes looked like my walls were smoking. I could barley walk and I didn't really know what I was doing all that much.

by Your man! 325😉 September 21, 2016

dicht

An old Scots word meaning to wipe; as in, clean.
mop,wipe,clean,freshen-up,wash.

"It's high time you gave that floor a dicht!"
"Go and gie yer face a dicht!"

by Inja November 24, 2007

Dipshit Move

An act that is incredibly stupid.

Dude 1: Dude, Craig Owens got kicked out of Chiodos.

Dude 2: What the fuck? Craig Owens IS Chiodos. What a dipshit move.

by Entr' Acte November 18, 2009

diphead

A combination of dipshit and dickhead, this term is generally used when a person becomes so frustrated at another, that their words become scrambled.

No, I will not lick your butt you diphead!

Rose and Nat are such dipheads, they think they rock the PIC.

by IDWaN June 4, 2009

President Dipshit

Yet another in a long list of terms that describe George W. Bush

The part of the country I live in, Bush is called President Dipshit.

by jesster79 November 22, 2005

College Graduate Dichotomy

When a person graduates from college, although they have a degree they may not be able to get a job because they don’t have experience. But, they can’t get experience unless they get a job.

The term was first coined by Dain Lewis on his blog the smart college grad.

Jack graduated from college with a degree in business. But, Jack didn't work at any businesses while in college. Jack then couldn't get a job after college because he didn't have experience. But, he couldn't gain any experience because no one would hire him. Jack found himself in the college graduate dichotomy.

by collegegrad January 8, 2011