Diner Dash
Diner Dash by BoyBlueBash October 24, 2009
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Dine & Dash
A handshake in which the two participants slap five and then run as far away from each other as possible. The longer they are away from each other the more successful the handshake was.
Dine & Dash by FuzzyHatII August 23, 2011
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Dinner Dash
You come, you eat and then you dash, it could be with or without paying the bill. It was invented by the Roman Army. They came, they saw, they dinner dashed.
Dinner Dash by netlykos November 19, 2021
Dine & Dash
The act of ejaculating prematurely during foreplay and eating the girl out instead. When finished you swiftly run away and clean your pathetic ass up.
Dine & Dash by Boochester21 July 19, 2022
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dine n dash by kreecher August 16, 2003
grand theft dine-and-dash
Like an ordinary dine and dash, but when the bill is so expensive (like ordering six Kobe beef steaks, multiple bottles of champagne, etc) that the crime ends up being a felony.
We went as an eight-top to BLT Steak, got rounds and rounds of champagne, steak, martinis and dessert, and then jumped in the SUV and ditched the bill - total grand theft dine-and-dash!
grand theft dine-and-dash by Mark Drapeau December 9, 2008
dine and dash
Waitress/Waiter: "Excuse me manager Bob, I just had a dine and dash on table 16. I walked away for a second to refill their drink and when I came back they were gone."
Manager Bob: "Well Suzie, I'm going to have to fire you, unless you can pay for their tab."
Waitress/Waiter: "Well fuck, that sucks."
Manager Bob: "Well Suzie, I'm going to have to fire you, unless you can pay for their tab."
Waitress/Waiter: "Well fuck, that sucks."
dine and dash by Niso December 31, 2007
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Ya mans is wild buns, respectfully. Respectfully he's washed.
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