Slangipedia - Slang Dictionary

1

D/E is like the Desert Eagle, a gun so strong it could shoot a bear in the face and still have energy left to yell at you.

Dude, that Desert Eagle could shoot a bear and still have energy left to yell at me.

I shot a bear with my Desert Eagle and still had energy left to yell at you.

That Desert Eagle is so strong, it could shoot a bear and still yell at me.

2

D/E means someone is so stuck on a dick they can’t even think about leaving it, even if it’s falling off.

He’s so stuck on that dick he can’t even think about leaving it.

She can’t leave the dick even if it’s falling off.

That guy is so stuck on the dick, he can’t even leave it.

3

D/E is like a serious A-B conversation, but with more yelling, more swearing, and you’re probably going to get a face full of drama.

That D/E was more serious than an A-B conversation and I got a face full of drama.

D/E was like an A-B conversation but with more swearing and yelling.

D/E was so serious, I almost cried and got a face full of drama.

4

D/E is like the drama a person brings to work, divided by how much money they make, and if it’s high, it means they’re a pain in the ass.

That guy has a D/E ratio so high, he’s a pain in the ass.

Her D/E ratio is through the roof, and she’s a pain in the ass.

That D/E ratio is so high, I’m ready to quit.

5

D/E standar is when you do something wild in a game, but you don’t act like a fool, you just say it’s the standard and walk away cool.

He did something wild in the game, but said it’s the standard and walked away cool.

She did something sick and just said it’s the standard.

He did something wild, called it the standard, and walked off like a boss.

6

D/E is a day where someone with a D or E name has to make out, or kiss, or else they’re doomed to eternal loneliness.

On D/E day, I had to kiss him or else I was doomed.

She had to make out with me on D/E day or else she was doomed.

D/E day came, and I had to kiss him or else I was doomed.

7

D/E is a girl who doesn’t need a man, except when it’s time for the good stuff, and then she’s all over him.

That girl doesn’t need a man, except for the good stuff.

She doesn’t need a man, but she’s all over him when it’s time for the good stuff.

D/E is a girl who doesn’t need a man, except when it’s time for the good stuff.