bee tee dubs

The further bastardisation of BTW, which stands for by the way.

(Sort of like, in addition to...)

I really like your face, bee tee dubs.

by kerakachowe November 19, 2010

dubstep blueballs

In a song (genre dubstep) there is no drop and there for you anticipate a drop yet none will come

Dude that song gave me dubstep blueballs

by yolobizzil May 23, 2014

Dubstep Wank

Wanking while listening to dubstep, preferably while watching porn.

1. Hey are you listening to dubstep? yeh I'm having a dubstep wank now piss off.

by ManlyFriedEgg January 19, 2011

Dubisode

A word used to refer to any English-dubbed episode of a show that was not originally filmed in English. This word is used most often when talking about a Japanese anime that has been dubbed in the English language.

I wanted to watch Bleach, but I didn't feel like reading subtitles, so I used Google to find a site with some dubisodes.

Did you hear? Netflix has some more anime dubisodes uploaded!

by Streak566 June 17, 2013

Dubism

A new line or change specific to the English dub of certain anime. Especially prominent in the 90s and early 2000s.

This show's dub needs a total overhaul; this one's crammed with annoying dubisms.

by Jimmy S. Shada-Hartman December 25, 2018

BT Dubs

A play on the acronymn for: "By the way" It's the same as "BTW", in other words, it's another way of throwing the English language down the shitter for more efficient internet chat purposes.

BT Dubs, formal English is so last century.

by Francois1980 January 23, 2009

dubstep

Dubstep - Dubstep is music centred around bass.

It draws on many musical influences. Such influences include, dub, reggae, d'n'b, jungle, UK garage, grime, techno and IDM.

Usually around 140bpm in tempo, the unifying sounds within dubstep are always bass and sub-bass.

The music ranges in style from melodious instrumentals to dark, techy and distorted numbers.

Many UK grime mc's also mc over dubstep tracks, although grime and dubstep should not be confused.

Dubstep is usually mellow and generally has a well paced structure to each song. Grime beats are generally more disjointed, the overall production level being grittier than that in dubstep.

Several dubstep producers, labels and radios etc - D.D.S, Nex Level Records, Hench, SubFM etc

by uk pat January 16, 2008