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Dirty Delete 

Used primarily in Facebook groups. Dirty delete is when someone makes a post and later decides to delete it, usually because no one is agreeing with the post.
Everyone knew Karen would dirty delete her post stating "vaccines aren't necessary", as soon as it was posted. Whenever everyone started calling her a potato for her unpopular opinion, Karen got butthurt and dirty deleted the post.
Word of the Day on March 26, 2018
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Dirty Delete 

A dirty delete occurs when a social media user makes a post and later decides to delete it, usually because no one is agreeing with the post and/or it is getting dragged relentlessly.
The Chandler AZ Police Department made a public post about their officers donating literally $10 worth of food, within hours it went viral with 35,000 shares. The department limited comments than chose to dirty delete It entirely.
Dirty Delete by MattyHill April 19, 2021

Dirty Delete 

Term used primarily on Facebook to shame people who post something in a Group and then delete it when the post isn't received as well as the OP (Original Poster) had hoped. Sometimes the accused OP will be referred to as a "Dirty Deleter."

Mostly found in "Girls Ask"/"Rant and Rave"/"Mommy" groups, by very catty and petty women. It is however slowly worming its way into other corners of Facebook and the Internet at large.
When Greg posted in his favorite Facebook group about how he believes that the earth is flat, the entire group mocked and berated him until he deleted his post. Then some broad made her own post calling Greg a "Dirty Deleter" for the sole purpose of perpetuating the shitstorm.

Dirty Delete 

To delete your post from an unfamiliar online group (thus deleting all responses to your post) when you realize the responses are all bullying , ridiculing, or shaming you. In groups where the members frequently engage in insulting newcomers, newcomers frequently delete their posts, which group members dislike because they like for their fellow group members to be able to enjoy the bullying vicarously.
"We got sick of new members dirty deleting, so we added a new group rule that dirty deleting is not allowed."

"She broke the rule against asking stupid questions, so we gave her some stupid answers. It was really funny, but she didn't see the humor. She dirty deleted before we could have much fun.
Dirty Delete by TheFinerDefiner June 10, 2018

Dirty Deleeuw 

When you’re doing a girl from behind and proceed to spit a puddle onto her back. Once there is a puddle you blow your load into it, tilt her over letting the concoction pour into a glass. Then you take turns sipping it.
Cody! That girl was so kinky she agreed to do a dirty Deleeuw.
Dirty Deleeuw by Tsyshhdhdhdfjjfjf October 9, 2021
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