dot connecting

Adj. A manic, paranoid state of mind where one tries to see every possible angle of attack, guard against every weakness, and be sleeplessly vigilent.

The analysts were working overtime, listening to the chatter, scouring the records, and steadily, tirelessly dot connecting into the morning.

by The Anti Spiderman January 8, 2010

dot watcher

Person who watches the dots on their iMessage waiting for a reply.

Waiting for a romantic partner to respond to a text is a dot watcher.

by RTDNECO December 23, 2015

dot it

To bid 10 books in a game of Spades.

Mark denoted by a •(dot) under players’ name

Me: “how many books ya got?”
Him/Her : “I have 5.”
Me: “Dot it!”

by Badwill1 August 26, 2020

D-Dot

To make a bowel movement.

This chili is running through me, I gotta take a D-Dot

by Is-Real Life September 5, 2003

null dot exception

In the computer technolgy industry in the US, specifically, refering to anyone who is not an Indian National (see definition of 'dot').

"John, who works for Acme Engineering, is their null dot exception." - the implication here, being that Acme Engineering is populated predominantly by Indians (dots, not woowoo).

by NinjaL3rK March 8, 2005

dot

1.) mono-syllabic response to an utterance or information, indicating that the message preceding the "dot" was not quite as humorous or important as the one expressing it assumed;

2.) general expression of a lack of words.

person #1 Oh my god, my cactus caught a sneeze and fell off my ptrecious IKEA Hønigåft chair! Crying up a deluge here!!
person #2 DOT.

also:

person #1 *foul-mouthed language describing in rich detail utterly disgusting incidents*
person#2 DOT.

by bubu June 8, 2003

b.dot

slang term for the city of burlington, ontario

where you at?
b.dot yo!

by dfhdrt December 9, 2008