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Full Dingle

The act of putting your all into something.
"I went Full Dingle on my exams this morning."
Full Dingle by Unicornpoo22 May 28, 2016
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Full Dingle

First Coined in the last segment of S5E3 of Key and Peele
Used when you are going to do something really cool/be the coolest person around
For instance if you were at a party, and you're going to start dancing
'Imma jump in this party full dingle'
'Dayum, he gonna do some amazing shit up in here'
Full Dingle by Dr. Julian Ph.D August 18, 2015

Full dingle

(Biker slang)When you’re about to fight like you never have before
That dip was acting like a jabronie so I went full dingle on that mofo
Full dingle by The Smarty farty 420 January 14, 2022

full dingle

Just going all out, balls to the wall.
"Hey did you see John last night?"

"Heat he went full dingle!"
full dingle by DD_1234 August 23, 2015

full dingle

I'm going to jump in this party full dingle.
full dingle by jongoesboom September 7, 2015

full-dingle 

Example: "I'm gonna jump in this party full-dingle tonight."
full-dingle by lightyrs August 17, 2015
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