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Acronym for Dirty Hipster Try-Hard Artist.
So I saw this video of a performance art piece where this girl masturbated with rotten food, and at the end, the audience, which was a bunch of DHTHAs, started applauding.
DHTHA by MechinalisVigil November 16, 2012
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An amazing person, who has the biggest heart but doesn't know it yet.
Have you met Dhuha? She's so lovely
Dhuha by hehe18 October 26, 2011
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DHTHA dathan dothan Dthang dethaw Dhuha Dethan dethawsted Dhoha DTHAB
A savage in every way possible and loves life and can’t stand fakes and petty. Loved
Oh she is such a dhuha
Dhuha by Girlsrock213 November 8, 2018
Dthang Gz a drill rapper from the Bronx who is affiliated with a gang known as the YGz and is also the king of New York.
Everybody:

Dthang: "Gra Gra, RPT foursev foursev Neva put an O befo my Y even my abuela know that"
Dthang by dthang_gz June 29, 2022
A town in Alabama where over 90% of the places there are restaurants, the restaurants are freaking good though!
Dothan's motto: Come hungry, leave happy
dothan by Clinker January 15, 2008
Ditha is a person that you can find one in a million if you're there and have no one with you that person will be there that person is very touchy very skilled very loving
Ditha who is the most beautiful person you would ever meet.
She is a blessing, someone who lights up your world and brings joy in everything. She's heaven for me and will always be.
I was blessed by dhuha on this year's ramadan.
Dhuha by She's a keeper. July 19, 2021
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