dialed
dialed
a situation, event, person, or even a BMX trick that is, or was done perfectly. Derived from Derek Girard, FBM.
dialed in
Dialed In
1. When something is perfect.
2. A substitute for cool.
3. Can be used in reference to an athlete performing well (usually basketball or baseball).
2. A substitute for cool.
3. Can be used in reference to an athlete performing well (usually basketball or baseball).
Example:
1. You seen the lower body on that girl? That thing is dialed in.
2. You gotta get up to that party, it's gonna be dialed in.
3. Eric Gordon is dialed in right now.
1. You seen the lower body on that girl? That thing is dialed in.
2. You gotta get up to that party, it's gonna be dialed in.
3. Eric Gordon is dialed in right now.
dial
dial
1.) Replacement for almost any verb that can take a direct object as long as there is some kind of phyiscal movement involved: to do, to make, to take, to get, to give; replacement for some verbs of motion: to go, to come; but usually not a replacement for a verb that doesn't involve motion: to see, to hear, to feel, to like etc.
2.) To hit or to hurt.
3.) To engage in any form of physical intimacy with.
4.) Reflexive: to betake oneself.
5.) To call someone on the phone.
2.) To hit or to hurt.
3.) To engage in any form of physical intimacy with.
4.) Reflexive: to betake oneself.
5.) To call someone on the phone.
Example:
1.) Hey man, want to go dial some dinner? If you dial on over here, we can dial some McDonalds in a bit but don't forget to dial your wallet because you're paying this time. Also dial me the five bucks you owe me from last time!
2.) I wish I hadn't been drinking on the job. I was using the hammer, missed, and dialed the hell out of my thumb.
3.) Wow, that broad was gorgeous? You dial her?
4.) We'll, I'm tired. Time to dial myself to sleep.
5.) Hey could you dial me the phone? I promised my wife I'd dial her as soon as we arrived. (Note: context will tell you the difference between this usage and #3).
1.) Hey man, want to go dial some dinner? If you dial on over here, we can dial some McDonalds in a bit but don't forget to dial your wallet because you're paying this time. Also dial me the five bucks you owe me from last time!
2.) I wish I hadn't been drinking on the job. I was using the hammer, missed, and dialed the hell out of my thumb.
3.) Wow, that broad was gorgeous? You dial her?
4.) We'll, I'm tired. Time to dial myself to sleep.
5.) Hey could you dial me the phone? I promised my wife I'd dial her as soon as we arrived. (Note: context will tell you the difference between this usage and #3).
dial
The thing on your t.v. or radio that you turn to turn off music or shows that you deem "offensive". Puritans like the FCC and PTC seem to have no concept that this exists and believe that they need to censor everything in existance so there children grow up to be comfortably numb victims.
dial it in
To set up everything completely, precisely, and perfectly. Usually relating to something mechanical or creative. The phrase comes from tuning engines. Mechanics set contact points for the electrical system of the engine and then "dial in" the timing so it will run perfectly.
Example:
If we're going to take the whole engine apart, let's get some new parts and dial it in before we put it back together.
Can also be used in other tenses and variations like:
I'm going to dial in that letter to my landlord before I send it out.
That bike needs to be dialed in before we take it to the track.
I was dialing it in yesterday so that it would be ready for the trip.
If we're going to take the whole engine apart, let's get some new parts and dial it in before we put it back together.
Can also be used in other tenses and variations like:
I'm going to dial in that letter to my landlord before I send it out.
That bike needs to be dialed in before we take it to the track.
I was dialing it in yesterday so that it would be ready for the trip.