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DWAIT
Short for "Don't Worry About IT." Can be regarded as a more easily pronounced version of DWAI. Pronounced "DWITE" rather than "DWATE." Used when people try to poke their noses into business that doesn't concern them.
DWAIT by Diction Vigilante April 4, 2010
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I will be dwaiting until my wedding day.
Dwait Hayes
A swimmer in the Gold Coast, known for being a show off to his gay mates Sudama Pabian, in Urban dictionary and Balaram... They Often jerk off together on the ferry and compare all 3 cocks and how tall they all are.
1. Dwait Hayes is showing off his hairy sloth cock again, what a show off cunt.
2. My cock is bigger than Dwait Hayes, I think I should put my dick in your asses first.
2. My cock is bigger than Dwait Hayes, I think I should put my dick in your asses first.
Dwait Hayes by Polly Wants a Cock March 5, 2017
Dwii™
-noun
pronunciation—Dee-Weeeee
Origin: 2008; Morphed from Darken Wilde, to DW, to Dwi (driving while intoxicated),
to Dwii™ (an easily manipulated drunken dupe)
An obsessively redundant cyber-bully drunkard that habitually posts on the dying internet ember known as sissyfight without his marilyn’s on, but never without an alcoholic beverage.
—Synonyms toper, sot, tippler, drinker. Drunkard and inebriate are terms
for a person who drinks hard liquors habitually. Drunkard connotes willful
indulgence to excess. Inebriate is a slightly more formal term than drunkard.
Dipsomaniac is the term for a person who, because of some psychological
or physiological illness, has an irresistible craving for liquor. The dipsomaniac
is popularly called an alcoholic.
—Antonyms teetotaler.
pronunciation—Dee-Weeeee
Origin: 2008; Morphed from Darken Wilde, to DW, to Dwi (driving while intoxicated),
to Dwii™ (an easily manipulated drunken dupe)
An obsessively redundant cyber-bully drunkard that habitually posts on the dying internet ember known as sissyfight without his marilyn’s on, but never without an alcoholic beverage.
—Synonyms toper, sot, tippler, drinker. Drunkard and inebriate are terms
for a person who drinks hard liquors habitually. Drunkard connotes willful
indulgence to excess. Inebriate is a slightly more formal term than drunkard.
Dipsomaniac is the term for a person who, because of some psychological
or physiological illness, has an irresistible craving for liquor. The dipsomaniac
is popularly called an alcoholic.
—Antonyms teetotaler.
Example: Snake was lucky he had an UPS, as a Dwii™ ran into a telephone pole, and knocked out the electricity.
Dwii™ by Snakebliskin March 15, 2008