*dyes*
*dyes* by Foolish_Mortal January 3, 2004
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Dyess
adj, verb, noun, etc. to say something that is contrary to all logic and reason yet believe it to be true
Dyess by Brian Enright March 3, 2005
Dyess
The place in Texas where Crew Chiefs come to lose faith in everything. Including but not limited to, faith, god, people, marriage. All but alcohol.
Dyess by Nauticstar87 December 16, 2010
dyesha
a fun loving person who would be on your side even when your wrong and would put you in check when you need it nick name is dydy
dyesha by lise Downs February 24, 2018
dyestat
DyeStat is the internet home for track & field/cross country. However, most use DyeStat to post on the forums which include different states in the US, High school/College genres, or the infamous playground. The playground is the main reason why we love dyestat. A bad man named steve underwood limits our fun there though. !Viva la revolucion!
dyestat by Killer_from_dyestat September 3, 2006
dyesebel
She's a mother, a very beautiful and brave one. She's always into her children's sake. She won't mind being insulted, being so tired, being broken just to feed her love ones. She's not lucky with her husbands, but she's grateful for having kids. She's the most brave mother, she's the most beautiful, she's the most adorable person. She's worth it. So love her. Treasure her.
dyesebel by Lady_assasin2004 July 23, 2021
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Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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