(adj./verb)
A tactical retreat from a conversation that’s veered into the Mariana Trench, but you’re fresh out of submarine snacks.
Short for "Deep Enough; Moving On", it’s the polite cousin of "TL;DR" for verbal interactions. Use it when you want to exit an argument about snail extract based anti-aging face-cream being vegan or not or if someone’s dissecting their astrological trauma again.
The semicolon isn’t a typo—it’s the pause you take to regret ever asking “How are you?”
Use sparingly on first dates.
Example 1:
Friend: “So I analyzed our texting patterns and think Mercury retrograde is why you ghosted me—”
You: “DE;MO, buddy. My brain’s at capacity, and my soul needs a juice cleanse.” exits chat
Example 2:
Coworker: 30-minute monologue about their sourdough starter’s existential crisis
You: “DE;MO. I respect your dough’s journey, but I’ve got emails to ignore.”
The deepest, most wild, and loudest group of hooligans that can come stomping into a party. They bring the ruckus and will leave you with nothing but fond memories and heartache.
short for "most definitely" (contrary to popular belief it is NOT mo def, and whoever said that is fucking retarded), used because saying most definitely sounds gay and mo defs sounds cool
Kid 1: dude that girl is so hot Kid 2: most definitely
Kid 1: wtf Kid 2: Uhh I mean mo defs
Kid 1: true dat
Kid 3: mo def
Kids 1 and 2: ...
Kid 1: shut up dumbass