Diamate
Diamate by ithinksheleftwithherpurse October 20, 2019
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dramatextual
A person who insists on over reacting to the most mundane of texts. A dramatextual makes everything a problem and always reads into messages with an irrational viewpoint. Dramatextuals interpret short texts received as being terse, abrupt, or uncaring. Long texts received are perceived as condescending, and as though the sender is lecturing. Either way, expect drama from a dramatextual.
No matter how I respond to her, she takes offense and starts lighting my phone up with crazy texts. She is such a dramatextual.
dramatextual by knowconcept November 17, 2022
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Diamante
Diamante is a smart individual quiet but don't knock that because if needed poppin off isn't a problem usually dosent start drama nor takes bullying to well strong anger problems but controllable very sweet and caring sometimes to caring makes one fall in love instantly never gives up on what they want but also never fight over it always comes to get what they want in the end devilish little minds Diamantes have but Angels at heart don't sleep on Diamantes they always come to show a difference wen they step out they show out style is incredible great taste mainly love dark skins positive people and always willing to help others with problems labeled to bee DIFFERENT
Diamante by Loves Persuasion April 23, 2014
-dimate
This suffix is taken from the -itimate of legitimate, and is added onto the ends of various words as the user sees fit, to create extra filler in conversation, and/or adopt the general language style that is accompanied by lots of -dimate's. Some believe it sounds dumb, but only once you start using it often will you see the true benefits of dimate.
If the suffix is used on a word that ends in "t", the "d" in -dimate is dropped. (ex. "whatimate")
If the suffix is used on a word that ends in "t", the "d" in -dimate is dropped. (ex. "whatimate")
-"Yehdimate dude, so I totally owned up in Halo the other day... I played a ranked FFA against a 50 and beat him 25-3"
-"WHATIMATE. Holy ownage!!"
-"Yeah dude I immediately sieve his ass-dimate!"
-"WHATIMATE. Holy ownage!!"
-"Yeah dude I immediately sieve his ass-dimate!"
-dimate by .::Sunshine::. August 8, 2009
diamade
Diamade means giving that 1 person in the friend zone a chance if yall hit it off stay together if yall dont then the person wont b yo ex or nun i mean shii yall could even go bacc to being friends
diamade by imaginaryhaircrumbs June 22, 2021
dialated brown eye
dialated brown eye by SamiamNoGreenEggsNham September 30, 2007
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2. Movie
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Can also be used in response to a ban or mute in a forum site or online chat.
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User2: You cant ban my friend like that! Literally 1984!
Bob: Literally 1984!
--User1 has been permantly banned--
User2: You cant ban my friend like that! Literally 1984!
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Back when I lived in upstate new york by NDcent December 14, 2010
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TLDU
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Me: Woah! TLDU!