Deg-deg

Derived from the Sim-onian language, deg-deg means goodbye, and is often accompanied by a wave. However, this can also mean, get lost.

See ya later, deg-deg.

by Emilia September 20, 2003

Deg deg

Simlish greeting phrase, used both as “Hi”, “Bye”.

Alternate spelling: Dag dag

Sim A: Deg deg!
Sim B: Ah, sul sul!

by Katrus91 August 11, 2020

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by Adujasty343 July 10, 2025

Vippser deg en Kygo

Expression meaning "I love you" in Norwegian

In Norway we don't say "i love you", we say "jeg vippser deg en Kygo", and i think that's beautiful

#Vippse #Kygo

by SmokinHotGinger May 30, 2016

Foo Deg

A certain phrase coined by the gentlemen of Palm Desert. Used as an endearment or as an additional phrase for a sentence to sound cooler.

"Ahh, pass dat bong, foo deg."
or
"Eyy what up foo deg?"
or
"Fer dank, foo deg!"

by RacheyKitty October 8, 2007

Dem Deg

Dem Deg is substitute for saying the commonly used expression "Damn Dude." It can be used in almost any situation, and is most frequently used when one has no other words to express himself. In short, Dem Deg can be used to mean almost anything, if you follow the context.

Dem Deg that bitch is fine!!

Person 1: Dude someone just stole my car!!!
Person 2: Dem Deg!

Person 1: Mayne I just got that pay check today!
Person 2: Dem Deg thats fuckin hauss.

by Klapping Fetus July 24, 2011

Eepa Deg

Yea heap of dog shit? That’s a thing in the past you see. This is now. We live in a world where everything is quick.

You still drive that car? What a eepa deg

by DoctaBoat June 29, 2019