Digo
Aussie slang for a dweeb/geek that consumes himself in technology, he is usually always online on Steam and has no life, talks about code slang none understands, has a sick rig but no life
Digo by methaddict98 December 8, 2017
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digo
An item that can be bought as an add-on for your avatar, in the game of Furcadia. Some items that can be bought are Roses, Dragons(draggie), Phoenixes, (Phoe), and Gryphons. It requires actual money to purchase, not in game currency. (As of now, anyway).
digo by Kite Skyeblazer August 25, 2005
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.9.Yo Te Lo Digo Para Tu Hacer Nada.9. by IAlimiAipiuiloisAI September 11, 2025
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.11.Yo Te Lo Digo Para Tu Hacer Nada.11. by IAlimiAipiuiloisAI September 11, 2025
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Dancefloor Digout
"Damn Chris you were so drunk last night..."
"I know I was grinding on Amy so hard during 'Get Low' I ended up giving her a Dancefloor Digout!"
"I know I was grinding on Amy so hard during 'Get Low' I ended up giving her a Dancefloor Digout!"
Dancefloor Digout by @DanW24 March 12, 2010
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