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Ddairies n. the breasts. Fine dairies on that one!damage n. the cost; the amount of the bill (for something). As soon as I pay the damage, we can go.Damn straight! exclam. You are absolutely right!; Yes!;Right on! Am I mad? Damn straight!dank [dANk] 1. mod. very good. We stopped for a whilein this real dank little bistro on the main boulevard.2. mod. very bad. Class was so dank today. I thoughtI would die of terminal boredom. 3. n. potent, moistmarijuana. (Said to be stored away from light.) I’lltake dank any day.dap [dAp] mod. well-dressed. (From dapper.) Man, youlook so dap!darb [darb] n. an excellent person or thing. Carl is a realdarb. I’m glad to know him.dead from the neck up 1. mod. stupid. (With a deadhead.) She acts like she is dead from the neck up.2. mod. no longer open to new ideas. Everyone on theboard of directors is dead from the neck up.dead president n. a piece of U.S. paper money. (Refersto the pictures of presidents on the bills.) This sillymagazine costs three dead presidents!Copyright © 2007 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.Click here for terms of use.55