didc

Expansioned version of idc.
Dude, I don't care

Rob - Bob, I just passed the test with an A!
Bob - didc

didc by Lukas P February 21, 2009

Didcot 

A town in Oxfordshire that EVERYONE in the Uk passes through on the train at some point in their lives(Didcot Parkway), but never actually stops off at.
Has got unrecognisably better in the last few years, with a new town centre and new housing developments.

Unfortunately still full of chavs....We're working on it.

Prep 1: Sorry I'm late!
Prep 2: It's ok, why are you though?
Prep 1: Train got delayed at didcot parkway, got to play 'spot the non chav' during the wait though. Want to go shopping now we're in Oxford?
Prep 2: YAHH DAHLING

Didcot by SamuelC May 9, 2012

Didcot 

Didcot a horrid dull town full of Reading FC fans and young offenders, A part of Oxfordshire that most
Oxonian
would have long forget about if it was not for the train station.

"I'm a reading fan and I live in didcot"

Didcot by fred_ugly October 27, 2011

didcot 

Possibly planet earths crappiest town in the history of the world. Whoever believes Didcot is anything BUT a pile of penguin poo deserves to be thrown in the middle of a giant man-eating penguin mosh-pit and unable to manoever at all until he is crushed or eaten to DEATH!! However, Didcot will not be this for much longer on account of the fact that loads of decent shops are being built, which means I won't have to go to Oxford or Reading, just to buy a half-decent PAIR OF SOCKS! Didcot will be O.K and better than Abingdon, HA HA GUTTED YOU MISERABLE, HOMOSEXUAL ABINGDON..ISH SPACKOS!!!!!!!!!

Crap-faced loser from Abingdon: Oi, Didcot is so crap, I can't tell if it's a landfill site or a Furnace. Hurrraghpll!
Moi: SHUT IT Fool
Thomas the Penguin: *waddles along randomly*

didcot by Sir Mike Rotch III December 7, 2004

Didchagitunderanother 

Changed partners,homie hopping,

Hey girl what did you do ,didchagitunderanother??

Didchagitunderanother by #1Shyne September 27, 2018

Didcott 

The word 'didcott' is the name given to the small round circle rejects made by hole punchers (hole punchers being the stationery items used to make holes in paper to allow their insersion into lever arch files).

it is beleived that the term has been derived from the english town of Didcot, and its relative proximity to Eaton Public School. Didcot Station (first opened on 12 June 1844) was the preferred lauching point for elicit Etonian outings to London; the activity was referred to 'doing a Didcot' By association, the rail ticket punch reject tags became know as 'Didcots'. Dicots were therefore known to be caused by a hole in a ticket, or a gap in a school dorm room. From this, the term has been used to also mean paper rejects from hole punches.

The additional 't' was added to indicate the term being a derivation from the original word- however this is a bone of contention for many, who prefer to use the same spelling for both. I have chosen the more popular spelling to explain.

‘in a fit of exasperated annoyance the holepuncher was launched across the office leaving a trail of didcotts in its wake’

Didcott by Michael_pattinson June 11, 2008