Dipsy-chu

Dipsy-Chu is a phrase used when no other words can describe the situation.

Someone is asking for WC2. They are not understood. The reply would be "Dipsy-chu, I have no idea what you are saying. I can't understand you."

by Hels Parish April 16, 2007

fact-diss

to diss someone's fact or diss them with a fact of your own

fact-diss 1
person one: he's the greatest footballer of all time, he kicked 1226 goals
person two: as a matter of fact it was only 1126

fact-diss 2
person one: i think he was with sharon last night, maybe somethings going on
person two: sharon was with me last night, idiot

by patt .. April 11, 2009

medieval diss track

my mill grinds, pepper and spice
You’re mill grinds, rats and mice
My hand picks, only what grows

Your hand picks, only your nose
My grain tastes, delightful
Your grain tastes, very frightful
My mother cooks, with much care,
Your mother cooks, with her hair
My wife smells, of pure honey
Your wife smells, of bad money
My fields are, happy to see
Your fields are, sad to decree
My hat fits, like a fiddle
Your hat fits, like it’s little
My king is, smart and wise
Your king is, full of lies
My sheep will, keep us alive
Your sheep will, fail to arrive

medieval diss track is fire

by ti;hkgeuhgeikhgiojkhf May 4, 2023

dissadulation

term used by "Jim" from the "Office" that has severe repercussions

If you keep this up you'll get a dissadulation.

by Jim Halpppert May 17, 2007

Disserdating

When you devote so much time to your dissertation (or related projects and research and efforts to put off writing) that you are no longer interested in romantic relationships/sex.

Guy 1: "Hey, I wonder if I should ask that hottie out?"

Guy 2: "Nah, I hear she's too busy disserdating!"

by lawilamoto October 15, 2009

Diskypelship

di-skahy-puhl-ship - noun

1. A disciple/discipler relationship carried out over skype

Discipleship is the intensely personal activity of two or more persons helping each other experience a growing relationship with God. When these people do not live in close proximity to each other, the relationship can be carried out over skype (internet video conferencing).

My discipler and I are having diskypelship at 9 o'clock.

by cmin December 10, 2009

Dissemble

To give a false or misleading appearance to; conceal the truth or the real nature of:
to dissemble one's incompetence in business. To conceal/lie and hide one's true motives, thoughts, actions, etc., by some pretense; speak or act hypocritically.

*Not to be confused with the word "disassemble", to take apart, dismantle, tear down.

Dissemble in a Sentence;

Even though Beth knew she was madly in love with David, she still felt she had to dissemble (Lie & Hide) her true feelings to avoid being hurt by him, if he didn't feel the same.

by MissDaisy May 13, 2017