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dicked over

1. When your friends tell you they're going to do something with you and then change the plans so that end up being discluded

2. When something happens and you get the short end of the stick
Damnit, Janet and Parker totally dicked me over, they said we were going to go to the grand opening of the restaurant together and they told me it was on a different day and went with out me...

DUDE i just went to the mall and tried to buy a 5 dollar ft long sub and they charged me 8.50! I totally got dicked over
dicked over by Hannah H May 9, 2008

Dicked Over

Verb; when your "posse", "friends", "niggas", etc. play a joke or make you miserable.
Fuck! Susan and Frank went to the basketball game without me...I've been dicked over. Oh well i can always play with Susans unwashed undies with fresh coochie stains!
Dicked Over by pyan August 3, 2003

Dicked Over

When someone has completely been screwed.
Person 1: "So, Unity doesn't work anymore."
Person 2: "Yeah, they got completely Dicked Over."
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