dorkweed
dork; idiot
English · United States 1706
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Where will you be? Anywhere UK & IrelandUnited StatesOnline slangBusiness jargon
Expressions you’ll hear in the US — distinctly American usage first, then widespread staples.
dough
Money.
doughy
A baker.
downtown
The human genitalia.
drab
Poison.
drain the dragon
To urinate.
drain the lizard
To urinate.
drain the main vein
To urinate.
drinker
A pub.
drinkie
drink
drinky
drink
driz
Lace.
drizzle
Water.
dronkie
A drunkard.
drop into
Synonym of lay into (“beat up or attack”).
drunkie
A drunkard.
dubsman
A jailer.
ducat
A ticket.
ducks and geese
police
dude
A tourist.
dugee
Heroin.
dumb as an ox
Stupid.
dumbassed
stupid.
dumbbutt
Stupid.
dumbfuckery
Stupidity.
dumbocrat
A Democrat.
dung funnel
The anus.
dusky dark
dusk.
dutch
wife
Dutch act
Suicide.
Dutch pink
Blood.
dutty
dirty
day in the sun
Get recognition.
dead and buried
Over or irrevocably in the past.
dead meat
In serious trouble.
delulu
Deliberately or comically delusional — holding an unrealistic belief (often about a crush, celebrity, or personal prospects), sometimes embraced ironically as self-confidence.
dicking around
Messing about, not making any progress.
die hard
Persistent or hard to go away.
dig one's heels in
Refuse to change one's plans or ideas, especially when counseled otherwise.
dig up dirt
Discover damaging information about someone.
dish the dirt
Spread scandalous information.
do or die
Persist in the face of great danger.
dodge a bullet
Avoid something bad, harmful, or unpleasant.
dog eat dog
A situation where people are willing to harm each other in order to succeed.
dollars to donuts
Assert certainty that something is either true or likely to occur, often expressed as a wager of something expensive (dollars) against something cheap (donuts).
don't bite the hand that feeds you
Don't be ungrateful to individuals who aid you.
don't count your chickens before they hatch
Don't make plans for something that may not happen; alternatively, don't make an assumption about something that does not have a definitively predetermined outcome.
don't cry over spilled milk
Don't become upset over something that has already happened and you cannot change.
don't have a cow
Don't overreact.
don't judge a book by its cover
Do not judge the worth of something or someone by appearance alone.
done and dusted
Completely finished.
down tools
Stop work often as an industrial action.
draw a blank
Get no successful response.
draw the line
Set a limit.
dressed to kill
Flamboyantly dressed to impress.
dressed to the nines
Dressed smartly.
drop a dime (US)
To make a telephone call; to be an informant; (basketball) an assist.
duck and dive
Use ingenuity to deal with a situation.
Dutch courage
Bravery induced by drinking alcohol.
daily grind
Routine daily work or activities