D&M

An emotional conversation usually (but not always) of a melancholy nature. Also known as Deep & Meaningful

Peter and I had a D&M about his troublesome relationship.

by 'K' July 21, 2004

D & M

Deep and Meaningful.

Sorry buddy, having a D & M with the girlfriend... catch ya later

by Zita December 1, 2004

D+M

Standing for "Deep and Meaningful" standing for when two (or more) friends are at a pub, club or party aside from other friends talking privately about something major (or seemingly Major). It can be a couple in a relationship talk but can just as likely be friends talking about earlier events or comments that have affected them, and wish to discuss in private without leaving the pub/party/club/etc.

With Circles of friends, when they are in a D+M it is advised to steer clear of them until it is finished unless you are definitely sure you're sure of the topic and it geneuinely relates to you.

If unsure ALWAYS check with someone else within the group of friends, who is NOT participating in the D+M to check whether it is ok to approach them and talk.

1)GuyA: Where is Steve?
Guy B: Oh, he's in the kitchen with Katie having a D+M about there relationship

2)GuyA: *walking over to friends in club*
Girl A: *seeing the two friends are in a D+M* Woah, leave them a second, this aint our business

by wavewatcher November 19, 2009

d@m

Stands for "Don't @ Me". Used on Twitter when you don't want someone tweeting at you.

Jess kept trying to expose me yesterday and I told her d@m

by ArabTurtle April 3, 2017

D.M.

abbreviation for Dick Move. Not in reference to actual penis movement, but refers to action made by impolite person causing another to take offense.

Did you drink the last of my milk and leave the carton in the fridge? D.M., dude.

by lowjoe March 11, 2009

D.M.

To steal, or take away from someone forcefully. (Stemming from the common thug's propensity to say "Dis mine!" or "Dat mine!" as he's removing your property from you.

Quick, call the cops - two inner-city kids just D.M.ed my bike!!

by Forsiath May 4, 2011

D.M.

Drum Major, or leader of a marching band who has all power, just under the director. Be their friend, or you will have a miserable time marching.

"The D.M. needs to lighten up, we are tired"
"We need the work"

by Flute-Guard June 27, 2014