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A noise made by an audience member when an RNG is going off, such as Nightbot on Twitch, when there's a giveaway; an onomatopoeia that sounds like the big wheel on Price is Right.
Streamer: Time to dewp it up in chat!

Audience member 2: DEWP

Audience member 1: DEWP DEWP!

Streamer: and the winner is!
Dewp by Streah January 7, 2016
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Dewp by smolbeaanlester November 7, 2016
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A director, editor, writer, and producer all in one.
I directed, edited, wrote and produced my own film, therefore I am a DEWP
DEWP by Sam Parson March 26, 2011
Joey and Sam dewped in StarBux's tent, so no one was able to sleep in it because it had sex juices all over.
Dewp by Brown Squad Manny December 2, 2011
The action of having to much money that you don’t know what to do with it
That man is a dewp.
Dewp by CeilingFan02 November 7, 2020

Dewpression 

An experience you go through after a terrible and tragic event in your life. This process of coping involves the consumption of large amounts of Mountain Dew in order to deal with the stress.
"Dude I just heard that Jake's girlfriend broke up with him, is he okay?"

"Far from it, last I heard he's going through a dewpression"
Dewpression by Korndawg January 20, 2014

Dewplexism 

Dewplexism: when someone has a speaking disorder and sounds like their crying
damn that kid playing minecraft sounds like he has a serious case of dewplexism
Dewplexism by ilikekohipvp June 22, 2016
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Are yinz havin' city chicken for dinner?
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