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Acronym for the phrase "Dance On My Trousers". DOMT is a nonconformist, out-of-the-box way of saying "kiss my ass".

(Is also a common typo made when one attempts to type/text the word "don't".)
"HeY Ashlee, that girl is talking about you."
"Psh, she can DOMT for all I care!"

"Nate, you can't wear that fedora with that shirt. It doesn't match."
"Well how's about you dance on Hmy trousers! Hmph."
DOMT by Nychee CoCaine December 28, 2009
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I choose to DOMT.
DOMT by King ADG December 28, 2024
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Yo, why you being a domtard?
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homty domty 

"do you know where i can find homty domty, my favourite cheese?" said Hana karim mostafa Mohamed el kawokji
"yes they sell it at dreams, i'll get you some," replied laila
homty domty by Urban-Elite January 15, 2022
DomTC is a better version and happy version of TylenTC which you can find his definition on urban dictionary. Loves his fans unlike tylenTC. Best streamer and straight. has a girlfriend and has a lot of friends. Has the best life.
DomTC by The dictionary 2020-2030 October 31, 2020
Shortened slang for "domestic threat". Applicable to anti-authority, anti-constitution, anti-science conservaderp types who endanger others without care, due to overinflated egos, susceptibility to conspiracy theories, and scientifically proven lower IQs than liberals.
Not going to wear a mask in the pandemic, Ben? You'll be at fault for murdering more people, domth. Know what happens to domths in this nation, Ben?
Domth by Chyllstorm August 10, 2020
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