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Dewlies is a word meaning "dual cans of Moutain Dew" - specifically one can in each hand. It is typically used by gamers and game developers who, without a steady stream of caffeine, would never be able to get as much done as they need to.

The term was created by game developers after a late night of staring at a computer monitor and constantly sipping Mountain Dew. The word is a play on the word "dualies", which is a Counter-Strike term for dual pistols.
Dewlies in hand, Blaine was ready to pull another all-nighter.
Dewlies by Tzepish September 11, 2005
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An un-predetermined amount of the sweet, sweet mary-jane. Used when there are parties present that shouldn't be made aware of the fact that people are talking about weed. Local to Manitoba, Canada. ...come to think of it, it's not really an urban term at all. Us country boys spit a different lingo. Ok, and we're cooler because we're Canadian. (Bloody Yanks)
Let's go get some deelies and Kokanee so we can get... crunk?
deelies by Seanny Dubs October 14, 2005
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Deliesque 

A way of rejecting a statement made by a friend about how something was boring and/or non-sense, because in reality there was nothing boring and/or it made complete sense. Best used when with good friends with whom you understand well.
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You: No that was Deliesque
Deliesque by Graymom2013 August 20, 2013
The burst of energy you get when you down a Mountain Dew quickly to get that sweet hit of caffeine you need to stay awake. Short for Mountain Dew Zoomies.
After a long day of work, I downed a bottle of Dew and the Dewmies got me through the evening.
Dewmies by sociologistjosh January 17, 2023
The official Star Dew Valley language
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Dewlish by ProfessorChaos December 20, 2023
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