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A versatile noun and sometimes adjective that has nothing to do with the actress Judy Dench, but whose image is inevitable upon use of this word, making it relative to the actress and all of her qualities. Its primary use in context is as an insult and more common as the act of being a dench or dench-like. Typically dench is used to insult one person, preferably a close friend, however, make sure it is not overused in a short period of time. If said correctly, the emphasis is focused on the last few letters of the word. Since the term is an insult and comes off as one, the idea that you might be like Judy Dench while not really knowing what it means to be a Dench, makes this word one of a kind.
"You dench!"
"Stop being such a dench..."
"You look like a denchy pirate hooker."
"....oh yeah, well you're a dench." -used as a comeback.
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The word used to describe an over-weight, hairy member of the female side. Plays on the word 'hench' and 'dense'.
"Ah man, She's Dench!"
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a) VERB. to 'dench' something is to steal or borrow an item of clothing.
b) to have been 'denched' means to have had an item of clothing borrowed or stolen from you.
'Can i dench your shirt?'
A: 'He's denched my trousers!!'
B: 'You've been denched'
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To completely and utterly verbally beat someone down with minimum effort, usually in a single senteance, phrase or word, sometimes in comparison to the verbally owned downs long amount of speaking.
Originates from Judi Dench in the Bonds film ability to own some of the greatest people of Earth with minimal effort, notably the opening cut scenes of James Bond video game, Blood Stone
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Variation on 'owned', but way more dirty and painful.
Coined during the Unskippable review of 'James Bond 007: Blood Stone'
Denched!
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