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DWBMB by discordfortete March 25, 2022
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DWBB by melted^crayon May 2, 2010
dwmbo
a welsh slang word merging the words "dwi ddim yn gwybod" (i don't know) into one lazy outburst instead of using the actual language. Normally used by people from Caernarfon that have nothin better to do than sit around Safeway car park
dwmbo by jammyjames60 June 3, 2004
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dwtmbhd
a shortcut meaning "drink water, take meds, happy birthday" and Instagram user fijiiwater says that to remind her fans to drink water, take meds, and fijiiwater says happy birthday to people who had their birthday.
dwtmbhd by yassss queennnn November 27, 2021
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DWBM by ShutDesFuckUp March 22, 2011
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