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dick off 

To waste time in a manner found inappropriate by a superior or leader. Often times this is not the first time that such inefficiencies have taken place; use of this term implies frustration and eagerness to get said task completed.
-Dude, I can't play b-ball today 'cause I've got to finish up this flippin brief.

-Well, maybe if you'd stop dicking off asking for fucking tots all the time, you'd be done by now!!
dick off by Jyash April 21, 2005
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dick off 

The act of two men engaging in one-upmanship-especially as related to impressing a woman or attempting to present self as intellectually superior.
John and Jack got into a dick off at the bar but I don't think Sally was interested in either of them.
dick off by schmeg8 April 26, 2009

Dick off 

An insult widely used across the hampshire county of england.
A: Do you fancy going out to the movies tonight.

B: Pffft. Dick off love.
Dick off by Rach [Dirty Irish] January 17, 2009

dick off 

To compare the size of one persons penis to anothers to see who is superior.
We had a dick off and James lost by 7 inches.
dick off by M-Kat January 15, 2008

Dick off 

Australian slang inserted into sentences as required in order to express awe or outrage.
I was awake this morning at dick off o’clock.

That is a big dick off cucumber.
Dick off by Hoffy17 October 15, 2017

DICK OFF 

"Dick off" is used primarily in jest. Cutting someones dick off in a joking fashion, not a literal fashion.
ted: her carl, up high!

carl gives ted a big high five!

ted: down low!

carl tries but quickly realizes...

ted: DICK OFF! *ted quickly removes his hand in a swiping move*
DICK OFF by stringy skeet May 2, 2019
A competition between guys to see who has the biggest dick.
Person 1 : I bet my shlong is far bigger than yours

Person 2 : Theres only 1 way to find out, lets have a dick-off
Dick-off by bennycnz March 30, 2010
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