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1. dikhil is a nickname given for a guy that acts like a dick generally because he has caught an STD from being a dick.
2. A person who has testicular feminisation syndrome, or erectile dysfunction but pretends like he has working male genitalia. He can have these issues due to barr bodies and in which case he is suffering from Kleinfelter's syndrome.
1) Oh girls stay away from him, he's a dikhil...
2) Mate atleast mine works, im not a dikhil like you lmao
dikhil by SCROT-medics January 12, 2012
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Dakillzor 

I love Dakillzor
The tallest Asian ever.
Look hes a dakhi! He should be in the NBA!
dakhi by CashMeOusside123 February 1, 2017
that dahilan lookin like a whole snacc
dahilan by airdrop jesus May 20, 2018

Dahilarën 

“Child of the prophecy” in Manjack, certainly destined for a successful life. Dahilarën’s are kind, friendly, really polite, outgoing and sociable. A Dahilarën is also very reliable and honest, as a prophetic child should be. He is open to debate and discussion but will never change is mind to please you.

Dahilarën never looses a fight, he’s surely the toughest guy of his generation. Also often goes by the name Magma. Great sense of humor; never fails to put a smile on your face. You’d be lucky to have a Dahilarën in your circle.
You won this fight against these 4 guys, bro you’re such a Dahilarën!
Dahilarën by grumpydgds November 20, 2021

daphilene 

Sweet,caring person who'll always be there for u . Hates being ignored.funny.Always laughing.will try to make Ur day better even if theirs isn't going well.crazy
her name's Daphilene
daphilene by Gjchvdhjufdh September 19, 2019
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