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OMG, DIJTT? (Oh my god, Did I just text that)? or DIJTT to him/her? When a person realizes that they sent a text message to an unintended recipient, they may be heard using the acronym DIJTT.
dijtt by heavymustard December 17, 2009
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DIFTT🥂 

Do It For The Turtles
The coffee shop around the block only has paper straws now...DIFTT🥂
Related Words
dijtt ditto ditties dittohead ditter ditte Dittles Ditts Ditta dittbub
Shortened version of the words Dumbass Idiotic Trash Talking Useless Shit-head.
Commonly used by bikers and truckers in reference to an unwanted pest.
A couple bikers and a trucker had pulled into a truck stop off the interstate to refuel, while at the pumps they strike up a pleasent conversation. One biker gives a heads up towards a shifty looking individual that he notices walking towards the group and as the trucker turns and looks he says, " Look out bro's here comes a dittus."
dittus by lil' nicky August 21, 2010

ben ditto 

HUNAN MEME FOR YOUR ACID EYES. loves to do the Matty Healy
Who in the fuck is Ben ditto
ben ditto by xandorb September 14, 2020
Do it for the turtles 🐢
Cut those plastic 6-pack holders before you throw them out #diftt
DIFTT by GAS&EMA June 20, 2019

dittybag 

a cloth bag used by sailors to put their laundry in
took my dittybag down to the laundry room
dittybag by pussy bee October 26, 2019

ditty dong 

Mark dropped his pants and the doctor couldn’t help but laugh at his ditty dong.
ditty dong by Timinatron December 5, 2017
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Are yinz havin' city chicken for dinner?
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