Dimcore

an aesthetic associated with running away from your problems/running away from home or finding an escape from reality. Can also be just being a dumb teen. Not an aesthetic that goes with weirdcore, traumacore, or daycore.

"I've been really getting into dimcore lately.

"So what's your aesthetic?"
"Dimcore."

by moxiemakes October 3, 2021

Diecore

A person or activity that is considerably more extreme than hardcore. Usually describing the focus of an activity or person that is so intense, only the ones who disregard personal safety, friends, family, responsibilities and time to achieve it.

When the term hardcore doesn't define the experience or person well enough.

Spending 12 hours a day raiding for purple gear in WoW is diecore!

That kid is going to attempt a 720° backflip off that rail grind. He's not crazy, he's just diecore.

by Mao Kao January 15, 2011

discore

a genre of music that started in 1977 in the veing of the UK band discharge. Usually played with a drum beat known as a d-beat.Often verry noisy and/or raw.

disclose
decontrol
discharge
shitlickers

by D-beat muthafukka September 7, 2005

dixcore

Being inadvertently out of touch with your surroundings at the expensive of others humour. AKA

When u fuken dicked on and made to feel uncomfortable and/or embarrassed at the expense of others enjoyment

Running + Apple being thrown
Hitting with meticulousness on the chin
= bahhhh dixcore

by FabiD August 9, 2006

dixcore

If dicks is a word of frustration out of something unfortunate - dixcore is the very core element of that dicks. The being of gayshit, the penultimate fucked up shit.

Book falling out of locker = dicks

Every book you own plus papers, bag, soccer, ball, porno, diary, ipod, ms kantor and 2 year old edition of The Giver = Dixcore

by Nikolai Yewrev August 3, 2006

dicorette

A gum used to fix a persons dick addiction.

A way to cure a boner sucking addiction.

Mike: "Man, I don't know what to do. My girl can't stop sucking dick!"

Greg: "Thats easy, give that Bitch some dicorette."

by You know who it is. March 29, 2008

Discore

Another word for UK music for genre started in 1977 in the viewing of the UK band disclose. Usually played with a drum beat known as a d-beat. Often very noisy and/or raw. Going on See also, Discord.

I just went out for a discore with my friend.

by Wink2People October 15, 2017