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dieded
Internet-language for died
Often used in the comments on sites like 9gag, when the post is about someone who did something dangerous and could have severely hurt themselves. Frequently, when someone uses "died", he will instantly be corrected to dieded"
May also be extended to "diededed" or even longer and more exaggerated forms.
Often used in the comments on sites like 9gag, when the post is about someone who did something dangerous and could have severely hurt themselves. Frequently, when someone uses "died", he will instantly be corrected to dieded"
May also be extended to "diededed" or even longer and more exaggerated forms.
[Deidre]
The girl that steals your heart when you least expect it. She loves long and never forgets. She's made mistakes but has accepted them and uses them to make her stonger. With how she composes herself you'll never forget her or her sense of humor.
Hydrate or Diedrate
A phrase often used by athletes or Hydro Homies to imply that if you don't drink anything , you will perish.
Homie 1: dude, you haven't even finished one glass of water yet.
Homie 2: I'm not that thirsty.
Homie 1: Whatever, man, Hydrate or Diedrate.
Homie 2: I'm not that thirsty.
Homie 1: Whatever, man, Hydrate or Diedrate.
Hydrate or Diedrate by FlexTapeEater69 October 29, 2020
diedrate
diedrate by imsmarterthanyouuuu November 20, 2017
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