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DCM

DCM means Disney Channel Moment. If you suddenly find yourself in a situation that seems like it could be made into a cheesy Disney Channel show or you say something like "Thats totes awk" You can use the term DCM.

Example 1:
Kimmie: Hey Kandie, did you think the dance was a major Blow or Go??

Kandie: Major Blow! Did you see Tammie dancing? Scandelous!

Kimmie: DCM!! DCM!!

Example 2:
Ryan: Hey man check out these sweet moves!

Drew: DCM bro...

by SheaIsMexican November 8, 2011

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Reamonn

The professional art of doing nothing yet looking like you are doing something. Teenagers do the most Reamonn's, yet it has not been unknown for three year olds to Reamonn.

I did a Reamonn yesterday

by Noet123 September 19, 2013

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Louisiana crab dip

When she sits on your bearded face and transfers her crabs

Nancy gave me the Louisiana crab dip. Now my face is itchy.

by Mr Crabby May 22, 2023

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Puerto Rican Fade

When you intentionally leave without saying goodbye.

You're at a party, and you want to go home early. You know that if you go say goodbye to your friends, they will try to convince you to stay longer. So instead you slip out without anyone seeing you leave. When your friends realize this, they will say that you did a "Puerto Rican" or "Puerto Rican Fade"

This is a phrase used in South Africa. I'm not sure if its used anywhere else in the world. I cant seem to find the origins.

by sleuth man April 20, 2011

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hello, world

The first program you learn in a basic survey of a new programming language. Sometimes, but not always the program's sole function is to output the words "Hello World" on the display.

I've been working with Enterprise Java for weeks, and I'm not even at the "Hello, World" level.

by ryon January 22, 2004

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Doonesbury Syndrome

When all characters in a comic make or have the same face or expressions used tirelessly and almost in a copy past manner. For example, the very well known (or not) Sunday morning comic strip "Doonesbury" by Gary Trudeau, or the much lesser known (yet still extremely popularized by idiots) "So You're A Cartoonist" by Tom Preston; or the much much lesser known but mostly hated Ctl+Alt+Delete by Buckly.

Don I enjoy your comic very much, but your characters seem to have extreme Doonesbury Syndrome.

by tommy preston January 6, 2012

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