-verb
1. To do a "dixon" - take something that's fully functional and completely fuck it up.
2. To do half a job
1. To do a "dixon" - take something that's fully functional and completely fuck it up.
2. To do half a job
by walkies May 22, 2009
Yeah, your doing the Dixon, you better watch yourself.
Oh my god, he's pulled a Dixon.
Who With?
Beth, again.
Oh my god, he's pulled a Dixon.
Who With?
Beth, again.
by mr. thing October 01, 2006
Dixon: I was once watching porn, and this bit came up and it was like a gay fest, I couldnt fast forward it. so I watched it
Me: *gasp*
Me: *gasp*
by gay fest dvd March 02, 2004
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When a person is so intoxicated they can't stand properly or speak without mumbling incoherrantly, usually a result of alcpholor drug-taking.
The complete opposite of sobriety.
The complete opposite of sobriety.
Jesus did you see Chris on Friday night, he was well dixoned!
I cant wait for the weekend, two days of getting completely dixoned!
I cant wait for the weekend, two days of getting completely dixoned!
by garybiscuit March 31, 2011
An intelligent being who has potential and can do anything. I mean ANYTHING. Known as the bestest ass-kicker in the world.
by -wack0- January 31, 2005
'Dixon' (n):
1) A person of very low intelligence
2) A person who spends the majority of his day kicking bags of air pointlessly
3) A stupid person with no future
4) A person far below yourself
'Dixonic' (adj):
1) To be of relation to Dixon
2) To do things that Dixon would do
'To Dixon' (verb):
1) To do the unspeakable
2) To kick a bag of air
3) To enjoy pointless activities involving bags of air
1) A person of very low intelligence
2) A person who spends the majority of his day kicking bags of air pointlessly
3) A stupid person with no future
4) A person far below yourself
'Dixonic' (adj):
1) To be of relation to Dixon
2) To do things that Dixon would do
'To Dixon' (verb):
1) To do the unspeakable
2) To kick a bag of air
3) To enjoy pointless activities involving bags of air
Noun: "Bloody Dixons outside again"
Adjective: "That's a very dixonic game"
Verb: "Oh god, he's started Dixoning"
Adjective: "That's a very dixonic game"
Verb: "Oh god, he's started Dixoning"
by 9THC March 07, 2005