dine n ditch
dine n ditch by jdizzelfashizzel May 11, 2009
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dine n ditch
Slang term for eating at a sit-down restaurant and leaving without paying; "dining" then "ditching" the check!
dine n ditch by Pissed Off Paul October 8, 2003
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dine n ditch
dine n ditch by da nasty one June 11, 2003
dine n ditch
going to a friend's house or to a restaurant, not paying or otherwise being grateful to the host, and then immediately leaving with a full stomach, only giving back a quick "thanks".
host: "aww, this food was quite exquisite, dont you think?"
ditcher: "Woah! look at the time! i gotta go, thanks!" *runs out*
host: "AARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRHG! NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!"
host mumbles: "dam dine n ditch"
ditcher: "Woah! look at the time! i gotta go, thanks!" *runs out*
host: "AARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRHG! NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!"
host mumbles: "dam dine n ditch"
dine n ditch by I might be July 20, 2006
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