dwite
dwite by Jamalsis Evergreen November 3, 2020
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DWIT
A DWIT is a hapless person who's caught between being a dweeb and a twit. A total loser with no hope of ever changing. A DWIT is more of a put down than either of its words of origin.
The used car salesman sold that DWIT a Yugo.
Only a DWIT would try to smack down a pit bull.
He's a total DWIT. He asked his cousin to go to prom with him
Only a DWIT would try to smack down a pit bull.
He's a total DWIT. He asked his cousin to go to prom with him
DWIT by Pistol Packing Pappy July 14, 2010
dwote
dwote by ThreeN1half February 21, 2011
Deite
Deite is a wonderful friend, there's no one else like him. He knows how to make you laugh when times are rough and will support you always. He's intelligent, kind, great looking and has an amazing personality. Deite is the best at solving puzzles, too.
Deite by reputationLover13 October 15, 2020
Driterz
“he has a driterz in the toilet”
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