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tri-dub by Gary LaPook October 14, 2004
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tri-dub
Used in place of "double-u double-u double-u" before the "dot com" of a website address in spoken conversation. Who has time to spell out that tongue twister anyway?
tri-dub by Tyler Geel February 8, 2008
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tri-dub
an alternate way of phrasing the beginning of a Universal Resource Locator aka URL, web address beginning with "www." Instead of "doubleyou, doubleyou, doubleyou", tri-dub abbreviates the same thing.
The name of this website is h t t p, colon, forward slash forward slash, tri-dub, urban dictionary dot com.
tri-dub
Instead of saying WWW. (which is nine syables, ten with the dot) a person says tri-dub dot whatever.
tri-dub by rockville guy June 17, 2009
Tri Dubs
I'm tired of saying "www." and while most people don't say that anymore, some websites require that you either include "www" or leave it off in order to be directed to the proper site. Hence the term tri dubs, or triple W's
Tri Dubs by Wee_Dizzle November 11, 2009
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