dibble

the two little dips on both sides of your elbow.

Dont grab my dibble!

by alkfuhe December 14, 2008

dibnez

n.- Dyslexic for bidnez or business.

Also, as with most nouns, can refer to the male organ.

Shut yo mouth, cracker ass cracker, and go handle my dibnez.

Put dis dibnez in your mouf and blo, suga.

by Eldorado October 31, 2007

Dibbledog

A woman who pretends to want to hook up with a man, but after he has bought her things, she plays around with his penis and will do no further sexual thing.

'man, suzy was playing with my penis last night after we saw sisterhood of the traveling pants 2 and dinner at fujisushiultimatesushi'n'steakhouse, and then she just got bored and left. What a dibbledog!'

by D.I. Bbl Edog, esq. January 31, 2009

Dibnah Dick

Fred Dibnah, a famous englishman, is known for his many television programs on construction and industry, mainly from the industrial revolution period. His came about from his ability to bring down the great chimney stacks of the smoggy era. Sometimes brick by brick but more often dramatically felling them expertly to the ground to be cleared away. A 'Dibnah Dick' is either the loss of a perfectly good erection or it is the item/image that resulted in said flacidity. It can also mean something or someone being present that nullifies all possiblity of future erections. Similer to cock blocking.

"Shit mate, condoms are a right Dibnah"

"ERGH DUDE! Get that ugly bitch out of here, she's causing such a fucking Dibnah Dick over here!"

by Necromental November 4, 2009

Dibsdale

Person A inadvertently elbows Person B on dance floor, causing Person B to fight Person C, all whilst Person A is blissfully unaware.

That girl just dibsdaled those guys.

by TreblaM July 3, 2010

Dibadishe

Any word or pharse you substitute for an overly used word or profanity.

The Patriots scored on the Lions?!" "Dibadishe!"

by theGuyWhoLivesintheCeiling May 1, 2011

dibick

the reincarnated soul of a deceased person after judgement has been pronounced which is then returned to Earth as the soul of a newborn to relearn its lessons.

Dibick was first used by Shalom Aleichem Shalom Rabinowitz in his short story by the same name.

by enigmaxs July 29, 2011