Dibbledick
A very short penis
Dibbledick by VonDeli July 12, 2021
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Dibblestick
A sexual act where one get's their penis sucked, then proceeds to dip their penis in a bag of Fun Dip to add flavor. Commonly performed in the Northern parts of the U.S.
Dibblestick by The Nutmaster February 20, 2017
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Dimbledick
A derogatory term a boy may call a girl while they are having sexual intercourse and she keeps going not realizing he already came.
Dimbledick by katesroomie October 12, 2010
dumbledick
1)The dick, or penis, or male genitalia, of Sir Albus Dumbledore of the Harry Potter book series or Harry Potter movies. Rumored to be over 7.6 inches in length (non-erect).
2)Used to describe someone who believes they are always correct and know everything when it is obvious they don't.
2)Used to describe someone who believes they are always correct and know everything when it is obvious they don't.
dumbledick by Sean Mc. May 9, 2008
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Doubledicknigger by Fukaface! September 7, 2020
doubledicker
v. The act of riding a motorcycle, as a man, with another man on the passenger seat behind you: "doubledicking" or "riding doubledicker" Generally regarded as gay and inexcusable among hardcore riders.
n. A dude who rides with another dude on the back of his motorcycle.
n. A dude who rides with another dude on the back of his motorcycle.
v. Oh, here comes Adam, riding doubledicker with Steve... nasty. Couldn't they have just taken the car?
n. Dave is a real doubledicker. He'll give his buddies rides before he gives girls rides.
n. Dave is a real doubledicker. He'll give his buddies rides before he gives girls rides.
doubledicker by fickdace October 13, 2009
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