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DGAR (pronounced dee-gar) is an acronym for "Drop Group And Requeue," a phrase coined for use outside its native World of Warcraft context. (In World of Warcraft, the Dungeon Finder tool allows players to queue up for groups with which they can explore instanced content. If a group is bad, players can "drop" the group, and requeue, giving them an opportunity to try again with another group.)
I showed up for my date, tonight, and that girl was fugly, so I decided to DGAR. Thankfully, there were some Hot and Ready girls at the bar, and things went well.
DGAR by ginryu42 January 16, 2010
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DGAR:

Don't
Give
A
Rats

Acronym of don't give a rats. This is originated from "I don't give a rats ass", which would mean to care very little.
Person1:

"What do you think about thing X"

Person2:

Idgar
DGAR by Irish pseudonym March 16, 2022
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a good example of a Kli was summed up well when Stanislaw J. Lec summed him up "Every now and then you meet someone whose ignorance is encyclopedic."
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