What does Dilly slang mean?
dilly in american english
(ˈdɪli) American noun Word forms: plural dillies. Jargon.a person, thing, event, etc. surprising or remarkable.
How to use dilly in a sentence.Here we are scared of names, we flirt and argue over idle words, when a tremendous crisis calls for action.
wee-wee {intransitives Verb}
to pee{vb} [coll.] wee (also: wee, pee, piddle) to pee
drag queen, a ~ (transvestite)transvestites, the ~ (m)Noun. transvestite, the noun ~ (m).
Synonyme von dilly-dally
wasting time.delay.hesitate.remain.Tramp.
Before the current popularity of hydrocodone and oxycodone among drug users, immediate-release hydromorphone formulations (ie, Dilaudid®) in low doses (2 and 4 mg) were the main opioid products of abuse and diversion. Street names for Dilaudid® areDust, Juice, Dillies, Smack, D and Footballs.
Definitions of dilly dalier.someone who wastes time. Synonyms: dallier, dillydallier, lounger, mope. kind of: bum, doing nothing, lazy, lazy, lazy. person who does not work
Adjective. preserved or soaked in brine or other liquid. Jargon.drunk; drunk.
Noun. Gilly (uncountable) (slang)The torpedo juice drink.
Where does dilly dilly come from? Dilly becamean abbreviation of delicious or delicious in the 1930s, among many other slang meanings. In the 1990s and 2000s, dilly was also sometimes used to negotiate, most notably in the greeting What's the Dilly, yo?
What does trixie mean in slang?
trixie (plural trixies) (US, derogatory, slang)A rich and sexually attractive young woman., Chad's female counterpart.
"Dilly Dilly" ista recurring phrase in "Lavender's Blue," a lullaby or folk song printed about 1675. It begins with the line: "Lavender Blue, dilly dilly, lavender green, When I'm king, dilly dilly, you'll be queen." The Dictionary.com website defines the word dilly as delicious or delicious.
A generally derogatory slang term referring toa typically single young urban white woman in her 20s to 30s.
