
damage |
the cost |
Example: |
Ok, barman. What's the damage? |
decent |
good, very good |
Example: |
This is a decent office. |
dig |
understand |
Example: |
I dig you. Let's go eat. |
dodge |
a deception |
Example: |
Jim has a new dodge for making money. |
doodad |
a name for a gadget (gadget = a tool or device) |
Example: |
What are these little doodads? |
doormat |
weak person that is badly treated by others |
Example: |
Jim is a doormat. The boss gives him all the boring jobs but he never says anything. |
dopey |
stupid |
Example: |
That guy in the mail room is real dopey. He sent all the mail to Russia by mistake. |
dork |
a person who is strange |
Example: |
Jim is a real dork. He's always reading stuff about potatoes! |
double cross |
to do something that intentionally causes a problem for a colleague or friend |
Example: |
You double crossed me! You said you wouldn't tell the boss. Now I'm in real trouble. |
dough |
money |
Example: |
I've never got any dough at the end of the month. |