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dip out[1]

To leave a place. Term is typically used in a less formal context, to signify the departure of someone. ="Me and Connor are finna dip out. This party is lame as hell." Etymology More…

Dip-out

to leave class in the middle of a lecture Apparent Meaning: skip class Type of Word formation: Compound Reason used: slang word for leaving class =You want to just dip-out or what? More…

Dip1

Leave a place. Connotation includes leaving early or unobtrusively or choosing to leave because an event is boring. =The venue the person is dipping from is usually a party or other event, More…

diploma mill

A purported college or university that grants degrees without regard as to whether the students are qualified. Intended Meaning: a purported college or university that grants degrees More…

Dippin'

Leaving =This term is used when one refers to leaving a place. Dippin' comes from the idea of driving off in a car. Etymology : Zero derivation of dipping. ="I'm More…

dipshit

Derogatory insult ridiculing someone for being stupid. Used as an insult to call a person stupid (roommate usually calls me this when I say something wrong or odd). One of a myriad of More…

dipski

dipski- a person taking a pouch of tobacco and using that dip. It is just another term for dipping, but people say let’s throw in a dipski. Comes from the basic meaning of dipping or dip, More…

Dipstick

A USB flash memory stick. Professor originally misused dipstick to mean USB flash drive. It has caught on among a few people who use these devices. =I need to get one of those dipsticks. More…

Dipstick

A USB flash memory stick. Formed by zero derivation. Professor originally misused dipstick to mean USB flash drive. It has caught on among a few people who use these devices. =I need to More…

directoring

The act of being a director. The formation of this word involves an implied step of zero derivation, in which the noun director becomes the verb, to director. This fits in with a group of More…

Dirka dirka

a mimicry of spoken Arabic; also connoting things Muslim, Arabic, or Middle Eastern, or those related to terrorists or terrorism “Team America: World Police” is a satirical More…

Dirka-Dirka

Used to generically represent middle-eastern speech. Apparent meaning: Generic middle-eastern speak. Used in the movie whenever a ‘terrorist’ spoke. =Dirka-dirka Muhammad Ali More…

Dirl

Die in real life reason used: To express a (joking) discontent with someone, the speaker used an uncommon internet acronym, dirl (die in real life). ="I hate you! Dirl!" Etymology : More…

dirt

rock climber’s term, meaning ‘let me come back down to the ground.' possible reason used: climbers use this word because it is a quick and easily understandable command when More…

Dirty

To describe a pitcher; describing that the pitches that the pitcher is throwing are extraordinary. =Used in the baseball community. Used to describe the pitcher as being very good. More…

dirty

denoting something being good/desirable =That beat is dirty, I wanna start dancing now! -relatively versatile term for something generally good/pleasurable Etymology : semantic More…

dirty (2)

(conversion) a sexually adventurous person; unsportsmanlike, cheap, tricky ="I'll keep you my dirty little secret." Etymology : A conversion of the conventional use of the More…

dirty (3)

(Of a beverage that usually does not contain coffee) Containing coffee of any type (brewed, espresso, etc.). This term is usually used in the title of a café beverage that contains coffee, More…

Dis

to disrepect or insult Biggie Smalls created this word because his rap style is very fast, so the fewer syllables the better. The listeners can see from the sound and context of the word More…

DISASTROS

nickname for the Houston Astros baseball team, has connotation of the team being disastrous Apparent meaning: nickname of the Houston Astros Reason used: shorter and trendier than saying More…


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