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Dewshine
Dewshine is the combination of moonshine with mountain dew. Moonshine contains ethanol(drinking alcohol). Some idiots used racing fuel whith contains toxic stuff like nitroethane and methanol. Methanol is highly toxic and causes blindness, organ failure, and death. Use everclear, vodka, or moonshine for mixing with mountain dew. Don't use racing fuel!
Another definition for dewshine is the discontinued non-alcoholic clear caffeinated beverage called dewshine made by mountain dew.
Another definition for dewshine is the discontinued non-alcoholic clear caffeinated beverage called dewshine made by mountain dew.
I mixed mountain dew with moonshine and made dewshine. I drank it and it was delicious! I got buzzed!
Aw man! Too bad they discontinued dewshine!
Aw man! Too bad they discontinued dewshine!
Dewshine by HawaiianPunch1 July 2, 2021
dewsh
just another way of spelling douche, all the same definitions apply. looks cool when you send it in am i/m or a text message on your phone and can slide under the radar when typing in a forum that edits out bad words
hey, what was with tom last nght, he was acting like a real "dewsh"
Kathy: Jenny, what with that twat stank ?
Jenny: I know, my pussy is a little stinky, i got power fucked by john like 6 times this week. I guess i should dewsh to wash all those loads out
Kathy: Jenny, what with that twat stank ?
Jenny: I know, my pussy is a little stinky, i got power fucked by john like 6 times this week. I guess i should dewsh to wash all those loads out
dewsh by Jack de wack May 8, 2008
dewshine
A portmanteau of (Mountain Dew and Moonshine). Its a concoction originating in the Southern United States of the popular soda Mountain Dew and moonshine (crudely distilled Ethanol Alcohol). It should be noted that Dewshine has been made with racing fuel containing methanol with deadly consequences.
DBWH
"Dream Big, Work Hard"
Motto of J.J. Watt, current defensive end for the Houston Texans in the NFL. He's a former member of the Wisconsin Badgers and graduated from University of Wisconsin-Madison in 2011.
He is known for abbreviating this quote and uses it in speeches and twitter posts. Commonly used on UW-Madison's campus.
Motto of J.J. Watt, current defensive end for the Houston Texans in the NFL. He's a former member of the Wisconsin Badgers and graduated from University of Wisconsin-Madison in 2011.
He is known for abbreviating this quote and uses it in speeches and twitter posts. Commonly used on UW-Madison's campus.
dewshe bag
(this would be a situation online)
random douche bag: youre such a dewshe bag!
smart person: you stupid dumbass douche bag, it's spelled douche bag!
random douche bag: youre such a dewshe bag!
smart person: you stupid dumbass douche bag, it's spelled douche bag!
dewshe bag by Molly February 22, 2004
Dowsh
Dowsh is a word used when explaining to someone that they are a big (huge) douche. When they are more then a douche the word dowsh should be used in its place
Dowsh by Grundle McGunt September 27, 2004
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