by Ryan Mercer January 17, 2004
A less intellectual word used by people of any age to express the word dinner.
Din Din would be used between people who know each other well, not people who work together (As in a company, or work area).
Din Din would be used between people who know each other well, not people who work together (As in a company, or work area).
John and his family were sitting on the couch, when a phone rang. John picked it up. "Wanna have din din tonight?" asked Joshua, John's best friend.
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by Baseer September 08, 2005
din·din
-noun
Din-din is the word used when an owner is about to feed primarily their dog and sometimes their cat dinner hoping that for some reason the pet will magically understand what you mean.
-noun
Din-din is the word used when an owner is about to feed primarily their dog and sometimes their cat dinner hoping that for some reason the pet will magically understand what you mean.
Owner: "Hey Rover, are you ready for some din-din?"
(Dog doesn't show any sign of excitement)
Owner: "Good boy!"
(Dog doesn't show any sign of excitement)
Owner: "Good boy!"
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