discercion

Using your knowledge, own understanding, about situations to make decisions.

She used her discercion to decide if the red dress would look better with her blonde hair over the teal dress.

by unotrav April 30, 2025

Dicker's

A shortened version of McDicks, and another way to say McDonalds in a more succinct fashion.

Zack: damn I'm hungry. Lets go to Dicker's and get some Mcnuggets.

by Dirty Antwan June 26, 2025

Dickert's Bridge

Dickert's Bridge is a literary theorem that posits if a protagonist steps onto a rickety wooden bridge suspended over a chasm, it will fall. This led to the invention of the term "foreshadowing".

Chekhov was a hack.

Bridges are older than guns.

The first Shrek movie has an excellent example of Dickert's Bridge in action.

by SwagXMcNasty August 14, 2025

Dickert's Bridge

When you carry on with a joke or bit further than anyone else, often to the point of social inpropriety

"Jackson Dickert crossed Dickert's Bridge when he scratched the man's balls."

by Jackson Dickert's victim August 14, 2025

diseries

(pronounced daɪ-sirēz) a series made up of two installments

"She was planning to write a sequel to her original work, making it a diseries."

by SquashedBugg September 13, 2025

DINKER

A word coming from the English root "DINK" (dual income, no kids). to add clarity to the freedom experienced by the couple. DINKERs are Dual Income, No Kids--Each Remote. Where the couple each work remotely and don't have kids so they are free to travel and work from anywhere.

Damn, those dinkers are always having the best time working remotely in other countries without ever having to spend a weekend at a soccer tournament.

by Jorgentos October 8, 2025

Discereon

A brand or platform focused on beauty, wellness, health, and lifestyle content, particularly via blogs.

I read a helpful article on anti-aging tips on the Discereon blog.

by /dɪsˈkɪəriən/ October 16, 2025