Dun

A hillbilly noun which can be used in most parts of a sentence.

I dun near brokeoff mah dickhand fixin' that dun there tractor, pa!

Yo dun bess be dun gittin off mah sexwand!

I dun went and dun ripped me a new browneye when i dun went ta pass them chillies.

by RaFF-L September 3, 2003

dun

Noun - a bill. Used to let a person know they owe money.

Verb - to be billed for services rendered.

I keep receiving a dun in the mail.

My creditors keeping dunning me even though I have sent them a check.

by klong August 14, 2006

dun

To be too tired/wasted/drunk to do anything.

"you're dun, go home, go to bed"

by E D J October 19, 2006

dun

Dun is a slang verb. To have done something (past tense).

She dun got herself injured.
He went and dun got himself in an argument with his wife.

by Krampus do be looking seggsy December 12, 2020

dun dun

A mexician whine. Comes from "uh uh", but in spanish, and annoying.

Gordito: Hey, make me some tacos.
Jon: Dun dun!

by ZONE May 13, 2005

Dun Dun Dundunnnnn

The Darth theme song to Star Wars.

Darren: "DARTH VADER WOO! DUN DUN DUNDUNNNNN!!"

Justin: "Oh I love this song too, it reminds me of my days training as a jedi!"

by IndianaJonesJrTheThird June 17, 2009

Dun

"Dun" is a word that can take on any meaning, or emotion, based on the context of a sentance.

Primarily used for greeting friends, "Dun" is also altered for added "coolness".

Was up, dun?
Yo, that movie was dunny-dun.
Why you bein' dun-dun?
This weed be dun, dunny.

by Anonymous January 5, 2003