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Double Digit
Double Digit by mweb May 28, 2006
double digit club
Refers to IQ; any member of the double digit club has (or is assumed to have) an IQ of 99 or below, ie below average. Almost exclusively used as an insult.
"Hey, Becci, you're really a member of the double digit club."
"Huh?"
(Several smart people around Becci start laughing).
"Huh?"
(Several smart people around Becci start laughing).
double digit club by Overand February 12, 2005
double digit midget
military slang for someone who is "short" on a tour of duty, less than 100 days away from going home, or retiring.
Tim retires in June, so in February he will be an official double digit midget. Countdown to never wearing a uniform again!! 100, 99, 98, better than Christmas!
double digit midget by Sandy Tracy February 21, 2007
double digit rule
A rule stating that drinking is acceptable when the time is in the double digits according to a 24-hour clock.
double digit rule by Eaglelightfish February 24, 2011
Double-Digit Zip
Slang. The shortening of local county zip codes to only double-digit zips to disclose one's location or intention to be in a location at a later time.
Ex. Clive used a double-digit zip to disclose his location later in the day rather than using all five numbers of "42962" and "42939":
"Yo, I be in the 6-2 later to get dat job done for ya".
"Where ya at?" "In the 3-9 hittin' the ATM for da shizzle"
"Yo, I be in the 6-2 later to get dat job done for ya".
"Where ya at?" "In the 3-9 hittin' the ATM for da shizzle"
Double-Digit Zip by ImperialSaint33 June 10, 2013
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