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DWBI
Stands for "Don't Worry 'Bout It"
Pronunciation: Dew-Bee
Could be used in a rude or friendly manor.
Simply telling someone not to worry about something.
Pronunciation: Dew-Bee
Could be used in a rude or friendly manor.
Simply telling someone not to worry about something.
Rude example:
Tom: Hey man what's the answer to number 3
Bill: DWBI
Tom: aw, cmon man!
Friendly example:
Dan: Hey just checking to see if your ankle is ok
Rob: DWBI, it's all healed up I'm ready to go this Sunday
Tom: Hey man what's the answer to number 3
Bill: DWBI
Tom: aw, cmon man!
Friendly example:
Dan: Hey just checking to see if your ankle is ok
Rob: DWBI, it's all healed up I'm ready to go this Sunday
DWBI by Expert on Toph's Cock January 26, 2017
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