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Short for Dimensional Being. A slang term used to discriminate against beings that, while humanoid, are visibly inhuman. It even applies to humans who are mutated.

Turned around, the slang is sometimes used for Dead Boy
Nuke the town, I don't care if there are humans in there, they consort with D-Bees and mages, they have to die!
D-Bee by Jordan Hill December 16, 2004
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you are bee a and d i see tee oh and a are why 

When you're extremely bored and start typing "u r b a n d i c t o n a r y" but different.
"you are bee a and d i see tee oh and a are why" is just:
you = u

are = r

bee = b

a = a
and = n
d = d
i = i
see = c
tee = t
oh = o
and = n
a = a
are = r
why = y

I'd have a beer

Something you say before you get into a car wreck
I'd have a beer kaboom car wreck
I'd have a beer by MuckGregor July 23, 2018

Chu-papi’d at myrtle-beeswax 

When you get aggressively robbed on Myrtle-Broadway area of Brooklyn, NY
Damn, homie got Chu-papi’d at Myrtle-beeswax.

craft beer-d 

The large beard worn by craft beer drinkers, generally accompanied by tattoos, piercings, a shaved head and/or a big belly. Often contains the faint smell of bacon and free trade coffee.
His craft beer-d let me know he was a man who could sit for long periods.
craft beer-d by obiwankengoldi September 9, 2016

She's been Tango'd 

When a girl applies fake tan and then appears unnaturally orange. Often seen to be slappers/slags etc.
"cor fred - she's been tango'd"
She's been Tango'd by Inthesilence January 28, 2007

I've been Romenesko'd 

When Jim Romenesko's news industry blog mentions your name or your newspaper's name with a link to your website.
"Wow, Jim Romenesko linked to my oped piece in the Times today, first time that ever happened! Can't wait to tell my friends that I've been Romenesko'd."

-- overheard in a newsroom in Manhattan, March 12, 2010
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I had a trucker's tan after driving for 10 straight hours on a sunny day.
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Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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