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Internet abbreviation or acronym of sorts meaning do it in the butt.
Would you like to DITB?
ditb by Johnnysmitty December 9, 2008
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DitB • DITBA • ditball • ditban • Ditbl • ditbnm • Ditbrennered
Ditb means Dick is to big...
Oh no dont put it in,the ditb.
Fuk yu i want to and i need to!
Ditb by jfghkjofghj November 15, 2018
Dick in the Butt. Formerley said by Vega on Halo 2 xbox live.Also there was a Dick in the Butt clan on halo 2 with members such as Magma Night, ModernDefault, LethalDefault, NormalDefault,and V3ga 009.
Ditb-Dick in the Butt!!
DitB by LethalDefault September 14, 2008
DITB stands for Dwarfs In The Boot, an essential specification when purchasing a new vehicle.
Snow: What’s the DITB of this Ford Focus?
Salesman: About 7
Snow: Perfect
DITB by Therealbanksy September 6, 2022
acronym for "dick in the booty ass nigga"

One who has a dick in thier booty
"Wow Tontay is such a fucking ditban"
ditban by Nick Holyfield July 11, 2006
The Bakugou kinnie that’s horny for moon.
“Hey, who’s ditbnm?”
“The one that’s horny for moon.”
“Oh yeah.”
ditbnm by nyx.skies December 28, 2021
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Brought to public attention by Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein in the book on the fall of Richard Nixon, All The President’s Men, ratfucker was Nixon’s term for a political operative who sows chaos among opponents; an agent provocateur. It is thought to have originated among campus political rivalries at USC, and seems to have some usage in the US military.
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