Dutty Baggie

A baggie(underwear normally a panty) Not a thong but a full panty. And obviously Dutty means dirty.

Person 1: Nylissa how yuh have yuh dutty baggie ah box run de house suh?
Translation: why do you have your filthy panties laying around the house?

by Chalkfarm sisters November 6, 2009

Dutty Crease

Dutty means dirty and crease is your bum crack, therefore it means someone who has a dirty bum crack.

"Yo who doesn't wipe, you probably have a dutty crease."

by Surann September 9, 2011

dutty breed

Someone whom carries him/herself in worthless manner... its used as an insult

e.g when an a girls act promiscuous the term dutty breed would be used

OOOhh she's a dutty breed

by yallikkeshit October 26, 2013

Duttoning

The action of shoving a 20oz steel tumbler with a picture of Rip wheeler up your ass while vigorously masturbating to Yellowstone.

After finding a certified tumbler I was able to finally perform a proper duttoning.

by Regulator32 November 12, 2021

Rim dutty

A ferocious right handed punch, similar to the haymaker but with much more precision and aggression.

Normally followed with a "nananaana" to stun the opposition into submission.

"Oh crap, That bloke gave that other bloke a disgraceful rim dutty... Poor bloke"

by Moomoowhodo September 4, 2021

Doin' a Dutto

When you mistakenly send a text message containing a terribly inappropriate or abusive text message to the person the message is about instead of your douchebag mates.

Doin' a Dutto is named after Australian federal politician Peter Dutton.

The classic example of "Doin' a Dutto" comes from Australian Federal Minister For Immigration Peter Dutton who texted his description of journalist Samantha Maiden's character to her and not to his parliamentary colleague as intended. His description of her was "a mad fucking witch."

by Rashas April 15, 2016

Dutty Cup crew

Sean Paul’s crew, consisting Looga Man, Kurup, Chicken, and Mossy Kid!

Dutty Cup crew, which includes Sean Paul and his friends Looga Man, Kurup, Chicken, and Mossy Kid, are labelled "uptown " deejays, considered to have more privileged upbringings than other dancehall artists who predominantly hail from ghetto areas. However, if you go to Kingston today compared to 10 years ago, radio play of dancehall music has increased tenfold reaching all classes. All-inclusive "Uptown" sessions these days are ram packed, often holding 1000 people and upwards, proving that dancehall is not just a ghetto thing anymore. In music, it’s not Sean’s class which speaks for him, it’s his records.

by Rizwaan October 21, 2004