by Wulfy August 27, 2007
To spin a dit would be to make a claim about an event which is usually extravagant but you, in your own mind believe is legitimate and such an erratic story will perhaps boost your street cred. Most other people with you will realise the nauseating exaggeration of such a story and tune promptly out.
Chris: Thats a nice house.
Mitchell: Yeah thats the same house at which my dad defused a bomb.
Chris (to companion that isn't Mitchell): Here he goes spinning dits again.
Mitchell: Yeah thats the same house at which my dad defused a bomb.
Chris (to companion that isn't Mitchell): Here he goes spinning dits again.
by Fraser Currie August 17, 2007
When Ted saw his wife's car parked across the street from the bar he wasn't supposed to be going to anymore, he knew he was in sheep dit.
by Baron Von Dukay September 20, 2012
To do something, (predominately but not exclusively) under the influence of alcohol for the primary purpose of having a witty or amusing anecdote with which to regale your comtemporays.
I.e girl a to girl b:
"so then everyone else went to bed and I got a little drunk and ordered porn on my dad's credit card. You know its going to show up on his itemised bill and its going to take him less then 5 minutes to realise it isnt a site my bro would subscribe to."
girl b. "... gahhhh, gutted! why did you do that?"
girl a " I was bored ..."
girl b "and you're telling me for...?
Girl a "dit value."
"so then everyone else went to bed and I got a little drunk and ordered porn on my dad's credit card. You know its going to show up on his itemised bill and its going to take him less then 5 minutes to realise it isnt a site my bro would subscribe to."
girl b. "... gahhhh, gutted! why did you do that?"
girl a " I was bored ..."
girl b "and you're telling me for...?
Girl a "dit value."
by RoxyStar October 15, 2007
Incorporated into the vernacular of a generation rapidly approaching senility in a final, futile attempt to exhibit their extensive knowledge of slang words. Unfortunately and inevitably leads to confusion, incomprehension, and finally ostricism from those whom that person is trying to impress. Most linguistics experts agree it indicates an approximate value close to zero but never having a negative value.
by Squeeb Morb September 7, 2007
by kaite 2543245u89432904892 September 9, 2010