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a term in fan fiction standing for “dead dove do not read” meaning that whatever the content of the story is, is so terribly fucked up you probably shouldn’t read it
“that story scarred me i wish i didn’t read it..”
“well it did say dddnr, the warning is there for a reason.”
dddnr by anonymous October 2, 2021
Related Words
dddnr • DDNR • DCDNR • DDBNR • d'idnr • ddd free
A phrase to say "We aint friends anymore" in Hindi as "Dost Dost Na Raha"; literally translating to "Friend friend not remain".
Awesome for blackmailing friends to do work for you.
A: Please help me out with this
B: Cant bro. I have homework
A: What!!! DDNR.
B: OK! Wait. Be right there
DDNR by Masaru Rai June 12, 2018
"`Dugg Down´ But Not Refuted"
Typical comment following multiple "Diggs" down from Diggers without any argument from them, salient or otherwise, simply, "DDBNR"
DDBNR by KJeffV March 31, 2010
Don't Care Did Not Read.

Similar to "TLDNR - Too Long Did Not Read"

This phrase is used to show how little you care about an article a friend sent to you.
Tool: "Hey man what did you think about that article I sent you on the issues within the meat-packing industry?"

Me: "DCDNR. I'm too busy thinking about packing your mom with meat."
DCDNR by bonezone April 2, 2011
DJ Donny Duck N' Roll. The best Hot Wheels 2020 edition car.
The best purchase I've made all year was buying DJ DDNR. He's so sick.
DDNR by DDNR fan November 2, 2020
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"The girl is pretty but she corrupt and dutty!"

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"Booya! That freestyle was dutty!"
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Ajumma wait a moment
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