The United States Defense Advanced Research Projects
Agency.
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dash
p[1]dash itp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
expression of anger
The character -.
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data
p[1]data transmission ratep[0]
The speed at which data travels. For
example, data may be sent at 115,200bps. [Same as transmission
rate, transmission speed, data rate]
. [See also bps]
.
p[1]data throughputp[0]
See effective transfer rate.
p[1]data terminal readyp[0]
See DTR.
p[1]data terminal equipmentp[0]
See DTE.
p[1]data set readyp[0]
See DSR.
p[1]data ratep[0]
See data transmission rate.
p[1]data modemp[0]
A modem that does not have the ability to send or
receive fax transmissions.
p[1]data modep[0]
The mode that a modem is in where all information
typed on the computer will be sent through the modem, and all
information received by the modem will be placed on the screen.
[See also command mode, terminal mode, voice mode]
. [Same as
on-line mode]
.
p[1]data gradep[0]
A phone line that is set up by the phone company to
be more convenient for data communications. It should have
better electronic characteristics than a regular phone line.
[See also voice grade]
.
p[1]data compressionp[0]
Some modems have the capability to 'squash'
data so that it takes up less space. When another modem (that
also has this capability) receives the data, it 'unsquashes' the
data to its original form. By using data compression, a modem
can send information faster. It's a lot like shorthand--all the
information is still there, but it takes less space and is quick-
er. [See also MNP-5, V.42bis]
.
p[1]data communications equipmentp[0]
See DCE.
p[1]data carrier detectp[0]
See DCD.
p[1]data bytep[0]
A byte of information that is being sent over the
phone lines.
p[1]data bitsp[0]
[1]
The number of bits that the modem uses to repre-
sent one byte. This is usually 8, though it can be 7 since ASCII
needs only 7 of the 8 bits. [See also format]
. [2]
the actual
bits within a byte being sent through the phone lines.
A group of characters that represents meaningful informa-
tion. This information can be anything, ranging from bank ac-
count numbers to computer programs. [See also information]
.
datos (mpl)
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database
p[1]database hackp[0]
A way that hackers attempt to gain access to
someone's account on a BBS. They create a list of common pass-
words (such as SECRET and MINE) and try every one on an account
to see if it is the right password. Because of this, an intelli-
gent BBS user will not use easy-to-guess passwords.
[1]
A program that keeps track of data, such as the
information contained on mailing labels, or the price of stocks.
[2]
A large group of data. The sum of the information that you
can receive on extensive pay services such as CompuServe can be
considered a database.
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date
p[1]date syp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
have a rendezvous/go out with sy
[ENGLISH SLANG]
rendezvous
-la fecha
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daughter
-la hija
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daylight
p[1]daylight robberyp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
swindle/cheating
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db
The 25 pin plug that connects an RS-232C cable to the
RS-232 port.
See decibel.
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dbm
Decibel referred to one milliwatt. This is used to measure
certain levels, such as transmit level. [See also transmit
level, receive level, carrier detect threshold]
.
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dcd
Data Carrier Detect. This tells the computer whether or
not the modem is connected to another modem.
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dce
Data Communications Equipment. These are computer periph-
erals that communicate. A modem is a DCE. [See also DTE]
.
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dead
p[1]dead ringer for syp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
likeness
p[1]dead ringerp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
agreement emphatic
p[1]dead lossp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
incompetent person/insignificant person
p[1]dead easyp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
easy
p[1]dead duckp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
failure
p[1]dead out of servicep[0]
fuera de servicio
/muerto
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deadbeat
[ENGLISH SLANG]
poor person
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deadhead
[ENGLISH SLANG]
stupid person
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deadline
plazo limite
&
deadly
[ENGLISH SLANG]
dull
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deadpan
[ENGLISH SLANG]
face
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deaf
p[1]deaf as a doorbellp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
deaf
[ENGLISH SLANG]
deaf as a doorbell/stone deaf/cloth-eared/can't hear shit
/sordo
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dealer
vendedor (m)
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dear
/querido
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death
-la muerte
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decamp
[ENGLISH SLANG]
get away/escape
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december
/diciembre
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decent
p[1]decent personp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
nice fellah/good egg/ace/all-right guy/good sport
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deceptive
p[1]deceptive talkp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
shit/jazz/baloney/waffle/blah-blah/line/bullshit/smoke/bunk/horseshit/bunkum/jive/chicken shit/malarkey/crap/shit for the birds/flannel/spiel/garbage/yarn/guff/hot air
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decibel
A unit describing how loud one sound is compared to
another. [Same as dB]
.
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decide
*decidir
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decisive
p[1]decisive argumentp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
trump card/ace
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decompress
The process of converting compressed data back to
its original form. [See also archive]
.
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decorate
[ENGLISH SLANG]
glam sg up/spruce oneself up/doll sg up/gussy sy up/do sg up/flossy sg up/tart sg up
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decoy
p[1]decoy programp[0]
A program or text sent on mainframes and multi-
line BBS's that simulates the log-on procedure. The unsuspecting
user will see this and enter his password, and the person who
made the decoy program will get the password and can use the
account.
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deek
[ENGLISH SLANG]
detective
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deep
profundo, hondo
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default
A setting or an answer to a question that is automati-
cally assumed. If 80 columns is a default, then you only have to
change it if you want something other than 80 columns.
opcion por defecto (f)
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defeat
[ENGLISH SLANG]
knock sy into the middle of the next week/dust sy/make breakfast of sy/win hands down/score sy off points off sy/knock sg into a cocked hat/slam sy/wallop sy/pulverise sy/basing/skin sy/clobbering/sweep sy/hammering/whitewash sy/hiding/cream sy/licking/hammer sy/pasting/knock cobs off sy/shellacking/knock sy for six/thrashing/polish sy off/walloping/run rings round sy/blow sy away/see sy off/beat sy hollow/skunk sy/beat the stuffing out of sy/stuff sy/beat the living shits out of sy/walk all over sy/beat sy to a frazzle/whomp sy/beat sy into fits/wipe the floor with sy/clobber sy/zap sy/give sy a clobbering/caning
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defecate
[ENGLISH SLANG]
get the squitters/shit/take a crap/drop a load/take a dump/get the runs/take a poo/crap/potty/have a crap/do a poo/shit oneself pants/do big jobs/get the shits/do number 2/be on the throne/do poo-poo/curl a log/make a doody/grunt/poo-poo/have a shit/potty/crap oneself pants/get the trots
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defecation
[ENGLISH SLANG]
the trots/the shits/crap/the runs/shit/the squitters/potty/Montezuma's revenge/poo-poo
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defect
[ENGLISH SLANG]
leave one's country
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deflower
[ENGLISH SLANG]
cherry/pick sy's/pop sy's cherry
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delay
p[1]delay timep[0]
The time it takes between sending data on a computer
and receiving a response from the remote computer. If the delay
is long, most file transfer protocols will slow down. [See also
protocol]
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delete
p[1]delete verbp[0]
borrar
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delicate
/delicado
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delicious
/delicioso
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delight
[ENGLISH SLANG]
gee whiz!/fantastic!/groovy!/big stuff!/bingo! now you're talking!/marvie!/fabulous!/smasheroo!/far out/superduper!/great!/whoopee!/it's ordered!/it's better than a kick up the arse!/it's better than nothing!/super!/Yipee!/tits!/yahoo!/wow!/it's better than a poke in the eye with a blunt stick/it's better than a kick in the pants!
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delirium
p[1]delirium tremensp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
jitters/horrors/heebie-jeebies/shakes/d.t.'s
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deliver
p[1]deliver the goodsp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
meet expectations
*entregar
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delphi
One of the major on-line services. As of this writing,
it does not support high speed modems.
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democracy
-la democracia
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demodulate
To convert the tones that a modem sends over the
phone lines back into data. [See also modulate]
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demolish
p[1]demolish sgp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
eat
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denigrate
[ENGLISH SLANG]
dump on sy/do the dirt on sy/bad mouth sy/dish the dirt about/try to get sy in sy's bad books
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dentist
-el dentista
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deny
*negar
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depart
[ENGLISH SLANG]
get moving/clear out/tootle off/buzz off/shove off/cut out/sling one's hook/toddle off/split/clear off/split the scene/sod off/piss off/fuck off/haul ass/hop it/beat it/blow/push off/jam/bugger off
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department
p[1]department namep[0]
This is the last piece of information needed
for an internet address. [See also internet address]
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deposit
deposito
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depress
[ENGLISH SLANG]
bring sy down/bum sy out
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derby
[ENGLISH SLANG]
match
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describe
*describir
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desert
p[1]desert syp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
walk out on sy/fink out on sy/pull the pug on sy/cop out on sy/rat out on sy/run out on sy
-el desierto
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desire
*desear
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desk
-el escritorio
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dessert
-el postre
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destroy
*destruir
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destructive
p[1]destructive signalingp[0]
This is a type of break signal that
causes all data to be destroyed while the break signal is being
sent. [See also break signal]
.
p[1]destructive backspacep[0]
A term that indicates that your communi-
cations program deletes the character the cursor is on when it
receives the backspace character. [See also non-destructive
reinforcement of the graveness/difficulty of unpleasantness sg
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devil
-el diablo
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diagnostic
p[1]diagnostic programp[0]
programa de diagnoacutestico (f)
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dial
[ENGLISH SLANG]
face
p[1]dial tonep[0]
The sound that you hear when you pick up the phone if
it is ready to have an outgoing call made. Your modem, if it can
dial, should understand this tone.
p[1]dial modifiersp[0]
Any commands that are sent to a modem which
change the way a phone number is dialed. For example: tone,
pulse, and pause.
To send out either the tones or pulses that the phone
company needs to understand what number you are calling. Most
modems will dial automatically (auto-dial).
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dialing
p[1]dialing speedp[0]
See touchtone dialing speed.
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dialout
p[1]dialout facilityp[0]
A service where you call a computer, and from
that computer you can call other computers. It is usually used
with packet switching networks, which saves you money on long
distance calls.
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dialup
p[1]dialup modemp[0]
A modem that is used over normal (dialup) tele-
phone lines.
p[1]dialup linep[0]
A telephone line connected to the telephone compa-
ny. This is a regular phone line. [Compare to leased line]
.
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diamond
-el diamante
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diaper
-el panal
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dibit
Two bits sent simultaneously by a modem. For example, a
modem can operate at 1200bps and 600 baud. What happens in this
case is that 600 times a second, the modem sends out a dibit (two
bits). Therefore, it is sending 1200 (600 times 2) bits per
second. [See also bps, baud]
.
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dibs
[ENGLISH SLANG]
money
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dicey
[ENGLISH SLANG]
dangerous
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dick
p[1]dick facep[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
objectionable person
p[1]dick lickerp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
oral sex person, who likes oral sex
p[1]dick and harryp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
average person
[ENGLISH SLANG]
penis/detective/policeman
picha, polla, verga
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dickey
p[1]dickey lickerp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
objectionable person
[ENGLISH SLANG]
penis
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dickhead
[ENGLISH SLANG]
stupid person
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dickory
p[1]dickory dockp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
penis
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dicky
p[1]dicky lickingp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
oral sex
[ENGLISH SLANG]
inferior/bad
p[1]dicky lickerp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
homosexual male
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dictionary
p[1]dictionary sizep[0]
This is the number of characters in the dic-
tionary used for the V.42bis data compression protocol. It is
usually 2048, but can also be 1024, 512, or 4096. [See also
dictionary, V.42bis]
.
The V.42bis data compression protocol stores certain
data that is being sent/received in a "dictionary," which it
refers to when compressing/decompressing data. [See also
V.42bis, dictionary size]
. [Same as encoder dictionary]
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-el diccionario
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diddle
p[1]diddle sy out of sgp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
get sy by cheating
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die
[ENGLISH SLANG]
drop dead/cop one's lot/get the works/get hers/go for one's tea/snuff it/go to meet one's Maker/drop off the twig/go off the hooks/cash in one's chips/go out feet first/check out/go west/turn up one's toes/kick off/push up the daisies/kick the bucket/flop down dead/lay down one's knife and fork/bite the dust/peg out/cop it/pop off/corp out/quit it scene/croak/slam off/swing
back-breaking/be a pain in the arse/ball-busting/be a pain in the neck/be a bastard of a sg/be a son of bitch/be a bugger of a sg/be a hell of a sg/ball-breaking
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difficulty
p[1]difficulty of unpleasantness sgp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
a bitch of a sg/deuced/a bugger of a sg/the devil of a sg/a deuce of a sg/a hell of a sg/the devil's own sg/a bastard of a sg/hellish
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dig
p[1]dig youp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
indicating that we understood sg
p[1]dig sg upp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
search for and find
p[1]dig sgp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
like/adore/love
p[1]dig outp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
leave hastily
p[1]dig itp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
figure out/understand
p[1]dig into sgp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
eat
p[1]dig in a good dig inp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
request to eat
[ENGLISH SLANG]
sarcastic remark
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digital
p[1]digital signal processingp[0]
This is what is used to perform echo
cancellation on a CCITT V.32/V.42 modem. [Same as DSP]
. [See
also echo cancellation]
.
A system using discrete numbers to represent data. In
computer systems, these are the numbers 0 and 1 (for binary).
[See also analog]
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digs
[ENGLISH SLANG]
lodging/flat
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diik
Damned If I know
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dike
tortillera, bollera
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dilapidated
[ENGLISH SLANG]
scummy/raunchy/raggedy-ass/sleazy/ratty/scruffy
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dildo
[ENGLISH SLANG]
objectionable person/impotent/penis/incompetent person/helpless person
consolador
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dim
[ENGLISH SLANG]
stupid
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dimple
-el hoyuelo
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dimwit
[ENGLISH SLANG]
stupid person
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ding
p[1]ding dongp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
fool/crazy parson/quarrel
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dingaling
p[1]dingaling a lingp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
fool/crazy parson
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dingbat
[ENGLISH SLANG]
crazy parson/stupid person/fool
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dingle
p[1]dingle berriesp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
excrement
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dingles
[ENGLISH SLANG]
excrement
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dining
p[1]dining roomp[0]
-el comedor
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dinkum
[ENGLISH SLANG]
good/wonderful
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dinky
[ENGLISH SLANG]
little/small
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dip
p[1]dip sgp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
steal
p[1]dip ones wickp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
coit/have sex
[ENGLISH SLANG]
thief/fail at school
p[1]dip switchp[0]
DIP stands for Dual In-line Package. DIP switches
are a group of small switches placed together on electronic
equipment. Many modems have these. The switches can be changed
to alter various settings. For example, one DIP switch on a
do a disappearing act/do the vanishing act/disappear against the sunset/vanish in thin air
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disaster
-el desastre
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disc
p[1]disc drivep[0]
lector de disquettes, disquetera (f)
p[1]disc back upp[0]
discos de respaldo o seguridad (m)
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disconnect
To hang up the phone and cause the connection be-
tween your modem and another computer to be stopped. Most BBS
programs have a way of disconnecting a user who has called the
bulletin board, if it is needed.
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discover
[ENGLISH SLANG]
psych sy out/cop on/sniff sg out/rumble sy/be on to sy/suss sy out/tumble to sy/wise up to sg
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disgusting
p[1]disgusting thingp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
a piece of crap/a piece of shit/gross thing/icky thing
[ENGLISH SLANG]
mouldy/pitty/gross/off-putting/grotty/icky/yucky
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dish
p[1]dish waterp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
alcoholic drink
p[1]dish the dirt aboutp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
denigrate
p[1]dish sg upp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
present an idea
p[1]dish out the spielp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
talk deceptively
p[1]dish out the patterp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
talk deceptively
p[1]dish it outp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
scold/reprimand
[ENGLISH SLANG]
girl/pretty woman/good looking man/spoil/make a mess of
-el plato
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dishes
-los platos
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dishonest
p[1]dishonest personp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
crook/shyster
[ENGLISH SLANG]
crooked/shady/bent/dodgy
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dishonestly
[ENGLISH SLANG]
crookedly/not on the up and up
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dishy
[ENGLISH SLANG]
attractive
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disk
p[1]disk capturep[0]
This is when a communications program will save
incoming information to the disk. This is useful if you are
receiving a text file that you want to read later.
disco (m)
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dismiss
p[1]dismiss from a jobp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
give sy one's marching orders/kiss sy off/give sy the air chopfrozen mitten/kick sy out/axe sy/can sy/put the skids under sy/boot sy out/sack sy/throw sy out on his ear/fire sy
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dismissal
p[1]dismissal of what sy saidp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
rubbish/crap/well I like that!/a load of cobblers/flush it!/my ass/knickers to sg/bull/nonsense/a load of cock/balls to sg/garbage/be full of shit/nuts to sy/bollocks/shit/bullshit/that's rich!
p[1]dismissal of syp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
take a walk/go to blazes/know what to do with to put sg/frig off/piss off/knickers to sy/fuck off/bugger off/fuck sy/go and stick your head in a bucket/go and get knotted/go to devil/get lost/go and take a running jump at yourself/get out/balls to sy/go and get stuffed/cram it!/go fly a kite/go fuck yourself/go hang/shit on sy/kiss one's ass/stick it up your ass/nuts to sy/stuff it/screw sy/take a flying fuck at a rolling doughnut!/shove it. sod off/tell sy where to put sg/get fucked/suck one's cock/buzz off/tell sy what to do with sg/drop dead/up yours/flake off/go and jump in a lake
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disorder
[ENGLISH SLANG]
mess/tip/shambles
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dissuade
[ENGLISH SLANG]
loud-talk sy out of sg
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ditch
p[1]ditch syp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
break up with sy
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dither
p[1]dither tonep[0]
See echo suppressor defeat tone.
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dive
[ENGLISH SLANG]
bar/place of public entertainment/pub
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divulge
p[1]divulge a secret inadvertentlyp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
spill the beans/run off at the mouth/spill a bibful/shoot one's bazoo/blab/shoot one's mouth off/blow the gaff
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divvy
p[1]divvy in onp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
share
p[1]divvy upp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
share
[ENGLISH SLANG]
share
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do
p[1]do you think im your skivvyp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
expression of indignation at sy
p[1]do you mindp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
expression of indignation at sy
p[1]do tricksp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
solicit of a woman
p[1]do things to syp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
arouse/excite
p[1]do the bitp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
pretend
p[1]do the vanishing actp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
disappear/vanish
p[1]do the dirt on syp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
denigrate/treat sy unfairly
p[1]do sy overp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
beat sy up
p[1]do sy out of sgp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
get sy by cheating/put sy out of a job, position
p[1]do sy inp[0]
exhaust sy/kill sy
p[1]do sy inp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
cheat sy/swindle sy
p[1]do syp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
catch/coit/have sex/beat sy up
p[1]do sg upp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
smarten up/decorate
p[1]do sgp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
commit crime
p[1]do porridgep[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
be in prison/serve term
p[1]do poo poop[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
defecate
p[1]do overp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
burglarize/rob
p[1]do oneself inp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
kill sy
p[1]do ones nutsp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
make a great effort
p[1]do ones nutp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
make a scandal
p[1]do ones bitp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
spend fixed time in the army
p[1]do ones little nutp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
be angry/be annoyed
p[1]do numberp[0]
defecate
p[1]do numberp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
urinate
p[1]do it to itp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
encouragement to make an effort
p[1]do for syp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
get a punishment esp. physical
p[1]do businessp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
solicit of a woman
p[1]do birdp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
serve term/be in prison
p[1]do big jobsp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
defecate
p[1]do a wee weep[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
urinate
p[1]do a stretchp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
be in prison/serve term
p[1]do a slow burnp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
be angry/be annoyed
p[1]do a poop[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
defecate
p[1]do a number on syp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
treat sy unfairly
p[1]do a jobp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
commit crime
p[1]do a hitchp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
spend fixed time in the army
p[1]do a disappearing actp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
disappear/vanish
p[1]do a bunkp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
flee/leave hastily/run away
p[1]do a blow jobp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
engage in oral sex
[ENGLISH SLANG]
be in prison/gathering/party/serve term/drive rapidly
p[1]do ya want to make something of itp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
challenge to fight
p[1]do poorlyp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
be a rabbit/be a dummy at sg/be a wanker/not be there at sg/stink/be a pushover/suck in sg/be a shit/be a clown/be a duffer/play like a crowd of wankers/play like a monkey/be easy
p[1]do you speak englishp[0]
Habla usted ingles?
*hacer
&
dob
p[1]dob sy inp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
tell on sy
&
doc
[ENGLISH SLANG]
doctor
&
doctor
[ENGLISH SLANG]
sawbones/doc
&
dodder
[ENGLISH SLANG]
walk
&
dodge
p[1]dodge the columnp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
malinger
&
dodgy
[ENGLISH SLANG]
unreliable/dangerous/dishonest
&
dog
p[1]dog facep[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
soldier/private
p[1]dog endp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
cigarette
p[1]dog hookyp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
excrement
p[1]dog dop[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
excrement
bad/inferior thing/ugly woman
[ENGLISH SLANG]
mutt/poochy/tyke/bitser/doggy/bow-wow
-el perro
&
doggie
[ENGLISH SLANG]
private/soldier
p[1]doggie stylep[0]
a cuatro patas, a lo perro
&
doggone
p[1]doggone itp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
expression of anger
[ENGLISH SLANG]
objectionable/hateful
&
doggy
p[1]doggy fashionp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
from the rear of sexual intercourse
[ENGLISH SLANG]
dog
&
dogs
[ENGLISH SLANG]
leg/foot
&
dohickey
[ENGLISH SLANG]
something
&
doings
[ENGLISH SLANG]
something
&
doll
p[1]doll sg upp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
smarten up/decorate
p[1]doll oneself upp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
dress up
&
dollar
[ENGLISH SLANG]
buck/smacker/greenback
&
dolly
[ENGLISH SLANG]
pretty woman/girl
&
domain
p[1]domain namep[0]
This is the name for an internet domain. The most
common domains are COM (commercial), EDU (educational), and GOV
(government).
The domain is the main category for an internet address.
[See also domain name]
.
&
dome
[ENGLISH SLANG]
head
&
donah
[ENGLISH SLANG]
girl/pretty woman
&
donde
p[1]donde esta el banop[0]
Where is the washroom?
&
dong
[ENGLISH SLANG]
penis/penis
&
donkey
-el burro
&
dont
p[1]dont make me laughp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
expression of disbelief
p[1]dont hand me that jazzp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
expression of disbelief
p[1]dont give sy any of of ones sassp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
request to stop talking
p[1]dont give me that bullp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
expression of disbelief
p[1]dont get your knickers in a twistp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
calming sy down
p[1]dont get your bowels in an uproarp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
calming sy down
p[1]dont feed me that linep[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
expression of disbelief
p[1]dont doo anything i wouldnt do ofp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
greetings at leaving sy
&
doodah
[ENGLISH SLANG]
something
&
doodle
[ENGLISH SLANG]
easy thing/task
&
doofer
[ENGLISH SLANG]
something
&
doolallytap
[ENGLISH SLANG]
crazy/mad
&
door
A gateway that will allow a bulletin board to run a pro-
gram while a user is on the BBS. Games are popular doors on
BBS's, although doors can be used for serious purposes, too.
-la puerta
&
doorstep
[ENGLISH SLANG]
slice of bread
&
doover
[ENGLISH SLANG]
penis
&
dope
p[1]dope stickp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
cigarette
p[1]dope sg outp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
figure out/understand
p[1]dope fiendp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
drug addict
[ENGLISH SLANG]
impotent/incompetent person/drug/helpless person/stupid person/stimulate by drug, in sports/news/information
&
dopehead
[ENGLISH SLANG]
drug addict
&
doper
[ENGLISH SLANG]
drug addict
&
dopey
[ENGLISH SLANG]
stupid
&
dopie
[ENGLISH SLANG]
drug addict
&
dorky
[ENGLISH SLANG]
foolish/eccentric
&
dose
p[1]dose of clapsp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
gonorrhea
[ENGLISH SLANG]
gonorrhea
&
dosh
[ENGLISH SLANG]
money
&
doss
p[1]doss downp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
go to sleep/go to bed to sleep
[ENGLISH SLANG]
bed/sleep
&
dosser
[ENGLISH SLANG]
tramp
&
dot
p[1]dot sy onep[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
strike/hit
&
double
p[1]double talk ones way out of sgp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
extricate oneself
p[1]double guttedp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
fat
p[1]double cross syp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
cheat sy/swindle sy
p[1]double shufflep[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
swindle/cheating
p[1]double crosserp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
swindler
p[1]double crossp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
swindle/cheating
&
doubt
*dudar
&
douche
p[1]douche bagp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
objectionable person
&
dough
[ENGLISH SLANG]
money
&
down
[ENGLISH SLANG]
pay/sad/drink
A word meaning that a bulletin board is not working, so
that you can not connect with it. This can mean that there was a
crash, or it could simply mean that the SysOp is playing a game
on his computer. Often a SysOp will leave a phone connected to
his BBS line off the hook when he is using the computer so that
you will get a busy signal. [See also running]
.
&
downbeat
[ENGLISH SLANG]
sad
&
download
To receive a computer file from a bulletin board. It
is usually a computer program, but can also be a text file. [See
also upload, protocol]
.
&
dozen
-la docena
&
dozey
[ENGLISH SLANG]
stupid
&
draft
p[1]draft sy into the armyp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
conscript
&
drag
p[1]drag queenp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
homosexual male
p[1]drag ones assp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
sad
[ENGLISH SLANG]
pull from a cigarette or from a drink/clothes/connections
&
draggy
[ENGLISH SLANG]
dull
&
drain
p[1]drain pipesp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
trousers/pants
p[1]drain pipep[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
tall person
&
drat
p[1]drat itp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
expression of anger
&
dratted
[ENGLISH SLANG]
objectionable/hateful
&
drawer
-la gaveta
&
dress
p[1]dress sy downp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
scold/reprimand
p[1]dress upp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
flossy oneself up/be studded up/be done up up like a dog's dinner spiced pig/be duded up/be snazzed up/ponce oneself up/be dressed up fit up to kill/doll oneself up/be got up to the nines the teeth/slick out/get gussied up/tog oneself up/dude up/glam sy up/tart oneself up/posh oneself up/get decked up up
-el vestido
&
dressing
p[1]dressing downp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
scolding/reprimand
&
drifter
[ENGLISH SLANG]
worker
&
drill
p[1]drill syp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
shot down
&
drink
burn/consume fuel
[ENGLISH SLANG]
knock back/be on the bottle/swig/sock down/swill/hit the bottle/toss sg off/sink/knock back a few/take a belt/have a snifter/bend one's elbow/liquor up/tipple/take a nip/gargle/lush/guzzle/tipple/swig off/sluice one's ivories/toss off/wet one's whistle/be on the loose/down/booze/swill down/hit the sauce/kill/tank up/swig
*beber
&
drinking
[ENGLISH SLANG]
tank-up/soak/beer-up/booze-up/piss-up
p[1]drinking glassp[0]
-el vaso
&
drip
[ENGLISH SLANG]
objectionable person/complain
*gotear
&
drippy
[ENGLISH SLANG]
oversentimental
&
drive
p[1]drive sy up the wallp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
make sy angry/annoy
p[1]drive sy nutsp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
annoy/make sy angry
p[1]drive one off ones nutp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
cause sy to break down
p[1]drive around without a spare tirep[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
mad/crazy
p[1]drive rapidlyp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
go like a madman/tear ass/travel/scorch/bum along/go at full lick fast lick spanking pace/do/move/barrel ass/spank along/belt/floor it/be whipping/go like a bat out of hell/bomb/haul ass/book/rattle/burn rubber/shift/burn up/step on it/burn up the road/cook/tool along
have a buzz on/be pissed to the eyeballs/be canned/be well away/be a bit high/be merry/be lit up/be blotto/be shit-faced/be blind drunk/be schickered/be boozed up/be pissed as a newt/be tiddly/be half cut/tipsy/be slewed/be tight/be juiced up/well-oiled/be soaked/be legless/be knocked out/be plastered/be soused/be lushed up/be loaded/be squiffy/be sozzled/be well away/be lubricated/have a heat on/be buzzed/woozy/be stoned/be tanked up/be shnockered/be topped up/be slewed out of one's head/be zonked/be stewed to the eyebrows/be arse-holes/be stinking/be bombed/have had one over the eight/be paralytic/have one's back teeth afloat/be Mozart and List/have well had a drink/be ripped/rigid/be pickled/boozy/be stewed/be pie-eyed/be high/be mizzled/be far gone/be pissed to the wide to one's eyebrows
