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D, E, F

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Daffy

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1-crazy, madly deranged; foolish; stupid or mentally imbalanced; often interchanged with word krunk (derived from the two words crazy drunk); 2-to explain something enjoyable or someone cool.

“That dude has lost it, is completely daffy man!; “That party was so daffy!”

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Daisy

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1-someone or something of first quality; 2-a beautiful girl that you can trust with any secret and a person with whom you can talk about your problems whenever you need.

“That new car is daisy” “She is such a daisy”.

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Damaged

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1-Drunk, wasted; 2-is used to express something really cool.

1-“Last night was mad fun, I was so damaged” 2-“Dude, that’s damaged!”

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Dang

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Softer version of “damn”. Similar to “darn”: surprise; unexpected.

“Dang…that car is fast”.

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Dank

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1-very good, excellent; 2-very bad

1-“This wine is so dank!” 2-“Class was so dank today, thought I would die of terminal boredom”.

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Dap

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1-someone who looks incredibly smart; sexy and stylish; 2-to hand, shake a friend in a way that connects your friendship.

1-“Daddy Mo looked so dap today!” 2- “I dap up with my hummies”,

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Darb

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1-an excellent person or thing; 2-cigarette; 3-to be easy.·

1-“Carl is a real darb; I’m glad to know him” 2- “could you give me a darb?” 3-“That test was pretty darb”.

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Daring

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Being corageous and defying the normal limits os humanity.

“I can’t believe you just did that! You’re so daring!”

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Dawg

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Close friend and / or hommie.

“Beth is my dawg”.

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Dead beat

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A parent or someone who calls themself a parent but does nothing for their children / child; yet calls themself the child’s parent.

“June id a dead beat parent and always will be”.

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Dead duck

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A person who never responds, who appears to be sunk (drunk), gloomy (sad)

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Dead on

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Something is extremely accurate, right on target, hitting the mark; correct, absolute.

“That’s a good observation, Tiffany. You’re dead on”.

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Dead to the world

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When someone is sleelping soundly.

“After all that exercise, he’s dead to the world”.

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Deadbeat

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1-someone who is lazy and does not want to achieve anything in life; 2- someone who tries to avoid payng money that they owe.

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Deathly

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Excellent.

“Did you see Kelly’s new convertible? That’s a deathly idea”.

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Deck

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To hit someone hard with a punch that they fall on the ground.

“Last night I totally decked him when he called me a slut”

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Deep pockets

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Having a lot of money.

“Jamal got deep pockets!”

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Dicey

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1-risky looking and dubious. Most likely dangerous; 2- a situation that isn’t right.

1-“That road has some dicey bends on it” 2-“That bridge looks dicey, sure we won’t fall through it”.

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Dime

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A very good looking female as in a perfect ten.

“Damn, did you see that girl? She’s such a dime!”.

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Dimwit

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Means not bright; a low level of light; wit means intelligence. Putting them together: dimwit; a person with a low level of intelligence; someone with crazy ideas that could be considered dangerous.

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Ding-dong

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A stupid or idiot person; someone you don’t like.

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Dip

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1-leave; 2-shortened form of “dipshit”, a stupid, annoying, or displeasing person.

“You’re a stupid dip, you know that?”

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Dip wad

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A jerk; a person who lacks intellect, a dumbass.

“Fred is such a dip wad”.

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Dipsy

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Slightly drunk; alcohol intoxicated.

“I think that Jed is permanently dipsy”.

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Dire

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1-very bad, very serious or extreme, critical, desperate situation; 2-feeling so tired you want to die.

“I had no sleep last night and I was so dired because I had a long day ahead”.

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Dirty

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1-really good, a superlative, sick, awesome; 2-individual he/she that cannot be trusted; 3-someone who is not clean; 4-to do something wrong; 5-an unpleasant experience.

1-“-Mica is real good at basketball;-Yeah, he’s dirty” 2-“You see that guy over there? He’s a dirty mother fucker” 3-“Vitale is dirty. He hasn’t taken a shower in a week” 4-“Damn Dawg she did you dirty” 5-“I fell down the stairs and broke my leg. Dirty!”

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Dirty-Dirty

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Used when something good / exciting happens or something good /exciting is about to happen.

“When your friend walks in the room…Dirty-Dirty!”

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Dish it out

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To give someone a hard time or to say mean things to another person.

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Ditch

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Run away from, abandon, someone/a situation, usually not a good thing.

“They ditched him while he was watching a movie”.

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Dizzy

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Stupid; mad; crazy.

“The prof is a little dizzy, but entertaining”

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Do

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A party; a social event.

“I’m having a do for a friend this weekend”.

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Do (one’s) own thing

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To do something that you enjoy; a hobby.

“It’s important to be able to do your own thing on the weekends”.

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Do it

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Have a sexual relationship. (Use with caution).

“Do you think they’re doing it yet? They’ve only been going out for two weeks”.

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Do the trick

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To do exactly what is needed.

“Next time you have a headache, take some ibuprofen. That will do the trick”.

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Dog

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1-similar to Bro, Dude, Man; 2-used to describe something that is awful; 3-used when referring to a friend; 4- ugly girl or man.

1- “Hey dog. How’s it going?” 3- “Yo that is my dog over there!” 4-“WOW, Jessica Zonb is a dog!”

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Dog meat

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1-trash, garbage, specifically in reference to video games; 2-a word used to describe something gross or disgusting.

1-“Bro these kids are dogmeat they’ve missed every shot!” 2-“Oh man, that jacket is dogmeat!”

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Dog-eat-dog

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Cruel; highly competitive.

“This is a dog-eat-dog world”. “It’s dog-eat-dog out there”.

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Doggie bag

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1-a bag used for carrying home uneaten food from a restaurant; 2-when a person at a bar ends up bringing home a girl so ugly, he can only do her doggie style, and still has to put a bag over her head.

1-“Do you have a doggy bag for my dessert?” 2-“Eric went to the bar to find a hot chick (a very attractive female) to hook up with (to take in marriage), but ended up taking home a doggie bag.”

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Doing a solid

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Do me a favor.

“Do me a solid man, lend me $5”.

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Dolt

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A person who isn’t very bright but is very nice and weird.

“Don’t tell him but he’s kind of a dolt”.

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Dome

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1-a person’s head; 2-a blowjob (a new hair style).

1- “That guy just got knocked in the dome!” 2-“I just got ill dome from that chick next door”.

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Done

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1-finished; 2-drunk, destroyed, wasted; 3-to end a relationship with a person; 4-ruined, broken; 5-a state of being greatly humored.

1-“I’m finally done with all of my homework” 2- “Dude, you’re done” 3-“Shannon, we done!” 4-”Wow, that window is done!” 5-.”Yo I was done when she fell down the steps”.

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Done a bunk

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Leave without permission, unauthorized departure”; “Tom was doing time, until he done a bunk”.

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Done Ass

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When a guy that you are currently dating is acting in a way that you no longer want to be seeing him; “a sassy way of saying you are done with that dumbass”.

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Done dead

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1-to be laughin’ to much that you’re “dead. 2-exaggerated way of saying something is so funny, or stupid.

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Done dealing

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When you quit something for one reason or another. “He was done dealing after his second beer”.

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Done did it

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A slang form of I’ve already done it; “Mother: ‘clean your room”, Child:”I done did it”.

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Done for

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1-someone is or will be in trouble; “If I don’t get my papers on time I’m done for”; 2-when someone is undoubtedly overly intoxicated.

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Done in

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1-someone who is tired or exhausted or someone who has been beaten up; “I’m so done in!”, 2-Someone who is so ugly, the ugliest person you’ve seen; “That bitch Parisa is done in!”; 3-spending some time in jail; “I have done time in the last 2 weeks”.

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Done money

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The opposite of easy money - being in a really bad situation; “you’re done money”.

51
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Done up

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1-making something, including yourself look good; 2-its best; “The girls got all done up for the prom”.

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Don’t give a hoot

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Not caring, does not matter to you, you are beyond it; in the affirmative Give a Hoot is a phrase used to tell someone they should contact them.

“I’m free all night so just give a hoot”.

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Don’t hit the hell (DHTC)

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When a person doesn’t want someone to call them on the cell phone, perhaps because he or she is in a meeting.

“I’m busy atm, so ditch for a bit yet”.

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Don’t sweat it

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Don’t worry about it! don’t get stressed out about little things; relax, don’t worry.

“No problem”

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