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Shortened version of how dare you or how dare a situation occur. Used to express disbelief or disapproval of behaviour or circumstances.
Friend: "I'm gonna have to cancel".
You: "Dareth, I was hyped".
Dareth by Darethboi December 18, 2019
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darmetko 

A restored antique German car. Most likely a Mercedes.
That guy must be doing well, he drives a Darmetko.
darmetko by trackerIII July 19, 2011

Gosh Darnet

It is TheSuperJeff's catchphrase. No one else can say it. If you say it, you will be sent to the shadow realm. -Jeff
(Insert idit here): Jeff, I may have broken your farm. Jeff: Gosh darnet.
Gosh Darnet by TheSuperJeff May 22, 2020

Grand Sensei-Master Dareth 

Arguably the sexiest, most powerful, most muscular and most omnipotent character in all of ninjago, he should’ve become the green- NO, golden ninja instead of that little sh*t of a brat called Lloyd. Dareth is the sole reason any of the ninja survived their battles and so the true saviour of ninjago. He could’ve become rich and got women but instead started a dojo to teach others his epic ways because she’s a great guy. They better make a legacy golden dareth LEGO set or I will hold obama hostage in the post office.
"Now I, Grand Sensei-Master Dareth will use my BROWN POWER(shit) to defeat you"
The common way to pronounce Dorset , if you live there, and want to tell an outsider how rural you are.
Londoner: "So where do you come from, mate?"
Dorsetian: "Arrr, aye be from Darzet."
Darzet by BlueSheep January 11, 2011
The name you give to your friend because he said "how dareth you" once, and it was so funny the name dareth stayed.
Person 1: hey dareth, what did you have for question 3?
Person 2: how dareth you ask that.
Dareth by Dareth October 14, 2017
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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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