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Difficlit 

This adjective has a two meanings. It is a combination of the words difficult and clit

1) A girl that is hard to get to sleep with you and or teases.

2) A girl that always has a problem with something and stops everyone from having a good time.
Dude, she's so hot but I can't get her to sleep with me, what a difficlit girl.

Why does she have to be so difficlit? Everyone just wants to have a good time and party.
Difficlit by Robb Deep February 11, 2009

diffident 

Adjective

1. (archaic): Lacking confidence in others; distrustful.

2. Lacking confidence in one's self; distrustful of one's own powers; not self-reliant; timid; modest; bashful; characterized by modest reserve.
"Man, Robert lacks confidence in others and is so distrustful."

Y'know, there's a word for that. It's called diffident.

"Man, Robert is so diffident."

Now you're learning.
diffident by Sh4k3rW1ll January 29, 2010

Difficunt 

A cross between being difficult and being a cunt
You're such a difficunt

I can't even deal with you, you're being so difficunt
Difficunt by Cuntacola May 2, 2017

difficunt 

A difficult and bitchy girl
It is impossible to get along with her, she is such a difficunt.
difficunt by Lambu February 22, 2007

difficlit 

A woman's pussy, that is hard to get your cock into.
"God, Kate! You have such a difficlit!"
difficlit by AKrock February 8, 2008

Difficunt 

When a girl plays hard to get.
Shequita, the busty woman, was such a difficunt last night when we went out on our date, so i ended up rebounding with rosey palm.
Difficunt by J-Off March 23, 2010
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