dimmu borgir

Norwegian Black Metal band.

The name is of Icelandic origin and in English it means something like "The black castle" or "The dark fortress¨.

¨Brynjard Tristan is half Icelandic and he had been telling us about the legends and myths and facts as well about the name of the place. He thought it would suit our music pretty well.¨
(Quote frome an interview with DB)

by Crumbler October 4, 2003

Dipu

Dipu means a fine specimen of a man. Most Dipu's have an alter ego (much like Jekyll and Hyde) who goes by the name of Justin.

The Hyde like creature, Justin, is assisted by his sidekick- Jazmin Kaurblimeyshesfit. They are mostly found galavanting around Ringshall littering the country side with Oasis bottles and nappy wipes.

"Waggwaan breadbin!"

"Wahblo ma negro! How's dat boom guy ur checkin?"

"He's propa Dipu, u get me like!!"

"Easy!! u is well lucky!!"

by Jazmin Kaurblimeyshesfit September 7, 2007

Dimpy

Cute, in a nerdy or childish way.

Oh, your five-year-old with a pocket protecter is so dimpy!

by DaniB May 16, 2007

Donut dimples

A phenomenon that occurs when a person is so fat that the fat on their hands surrounds and covers their knuckles, leaving then with dimples where their knuckles should be sticking out. Varies according to just how disgustingly fat the person is. If you have donut dimples, lose weight now.

"Damn! Look at that fatty's donut dimples!"

by Sh4w September 9, 2006

dimpesh

to have a dimple fetish or a person with a dimple fetish.

Rene has a dimpesh of Rob G's ass!

Rene: I only like guys with dimples.
Lou: That's why you're a dimpesh!

by crack212 February 11, 2010

pimple dimples

A rare, but possible, occurrence in which one has matching pimples on either cheek where dimples would normally be. This is seen mostly in teenagers.

Guy 1: Oh my god! What cute dimples that girl has!
Guy 2: Whoa back off! Those aren't real dimples - they're pimple dimples!

by biggcath February 24, 2011

dispunctional

Dispunctional describes someone one who is congenitally incapable of being on time or punctual. Used to describe, for example, someone who always arrives after a meeting has started. Also connection to disfunctional to describe the functional inability to be on time. First used around 1984

Fred must be dispunctional, he hasn't been on time for any meetings this year.

by Martin Anderson January 25, 2006