yt;dw

YT;DW (Youtube; didn’t watch) variant of TL;DR (Too long; didn’t read) Used on message boards that have chronic vlinkers or vloggers (video linkers or video bloggers). Used subsequently to post ones hatred over the many video links that have been made in any given online board community. Usually directed at individuals that link to a video yet describe nothing in the body of the message.

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Poster: yt;dw

by ArchangelDuma April 1, 2007

tl;dw

Too Lazy, Didn't watch

I was tl;dw

by beerinhaler September 15, 2017

moey dw

a fucken sick cunt from banx that fucken wears gucci shit cuz wallah you gotta get a mullet and a hilux and make sure you dont fucken forget the tns (must be white)

local banx gronk (moey dont ever never worry) moey dw

by ali290505 September 16, 2020

v;dw

Short for "video; didn't watch". The well-known phenomenon of clicking what appears to be a link to an interesting article, only for it to be a video, usually of a smiling blonde chick reading a list. The tab or window is closed immediately, because (a) video takes much longer to get through than a simple Buzzfeed-style article, or (b) the surfer is doing it on work time, when watching videos can get you fired.

Similar in context to tl;dr (too long; didn't read.)

"Top ten funniest things about dying in a house fire. Looks interesting.

"Ehh, it's a video. Naw."

(Reply to thread on Facebook, reddit, etc.: "v;dw")

by pullhogan74 November 1, 2013

TL;DW

Inspired by TL;DR but for replies in discussions.

Too Long, Didn't Write.

Meaning: Man, the answer is too long to write, I can't do it now, sorry.

George: Can you explain this in more details?

Sylvain: TL;DW

by afroginthevalley November 5, 2010

tl;dw

An acronym for "Too laggy, didn't watch"

To be used when someone sends you a video but you stop watching it because it is taking too long to buffer.

Kyle: "That video Jim sent us was hilarious! Did you watch it yet?"

Stan: "Nah, tl;dw"

by peasmaster February 22, 2011

DW (Designated Walker)

One who makes sure that people who are under the influence walk to their destinations safely

To get back to the hotel safely, Tricia is our DW (designated walker)

by trishfish526 May 16, 2011