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A D-neck (Dirted Neck) is when the collar of your shirt is stretched/reemed the hell out. to the point where like you can see some of your chest. people tend to act cool. half the time they are d-necking. yes it is a verb too.
dude..tim thinks he's cool..but little does he know hes d-neckin hard as shit
D-Neck by s-turna11 June 22, 2009
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D-Neck • Neck'd • Kirk neck'd • D.A.N • D.A. • D • d.s. • D.J • D'arcy • D.M.
1.To make shift something out of other materials.

2.To fix something using other material not belonging to what you are fixing.
sara: you just neck'd that by using a old oil bottle as a funnel!
Neck'd by Plainwhiteghost October 30, 2011
1. to be ironically and unreasonably surprised and offended by attention or disapproval acquired by blatantly dishonourable, or ostentatious behaviour.

2. anything that seemingly cannot be improved despite incredible effort nor investment.
1 (a) He looked all Neck-D when I roused on him for drawing on the walls.

1 (b) She was Neck-D about being fired after she was caught stealing.
1 (c) Dude, you have a tattoo on your face, of course I'm going to look at you. Don't get all Neck-D about it.

2 (a) I can do 200 crunches a day, but my stomach will just always be my Neck-D
2 (b) Nothing can fix that hole in my jeans. I've tried and stitching, machine sewing and patching it. It's Neck-D.
Neck-D by naivewifey November 7, 2015

Kirk neck'd

Shooting your load on the neck of your sexual partner while debating if you can cum in their face
Can I sleep on your sofa for a couple of nights, my wife kicked me out after I Kirk neck'd her and ruined her blouse.
Kirk neck'd by BabyMice September 11, 2026
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