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trip dot basically a candle that shines 3 dots and trip is not for falling it's for three as in triple
dang look at that shiny trip dot lol nigga
Origin - Social Media jargon in association to messenger apps, including but not limited to, Facebook.
1.) Verb - The conscious act of starting to type then stopping to induce a reaction (typically negative & emotional) from the receiving party;
2.) Verb - The intentional act of intentionally typing, deleting, and re-typing (usually nonsense) and lastly suddenly logging off without sending any message for the sheer satisfaction of knowing that the other person is an avid dot watcher resulting in an unfavorable emotional response in the receiving party, in which their own anxiety/panic level starts rising with each key stroke at the endless possibilities of the unknown;
3.) Verb - that moment when you suddenly realize that you are either being fucked around with by some maniacal bitch who knows that you obsessively dot watching, or that same person sending the message is so pissed off that you are scared to read the book that is being written.
Please see Dot watch
Example, "So after we went out on our first date, we started messaging about strange sexual fantasies, and that is when I realuzed that I was a victim of Dot-Taunting for over an hour! I guess she really wasn't into me, bro."
A tool to make dots for nail art
Gah!I need a dotting tool for this design.
Absolutely astoundingly magnificent sites unparallaled by any but a few
Some sites appear to be too dot to trot.
Absolutely astoundingly magnificent sites unparallaled by any but a few
Some sites appear to be too dot to trot.
The sudden, soon to be cured, deadly rash created by a laser scope pointed at ones vital organs attached to a high power rifle or other long range firearm.
Mike: "Some day that Bin Laden will get the red-dot-itch and his problems will be over."
Joe: "Yeah judge I shot him, right after I gave that S.O.B. the Red-dot-Itch from about a hundred yards out."
A person who over uses and abuses the fill stop. its very frustrating to readers because multiple full stops can lead to a statement being taken the wrong way.
person one: "i had a std test today".
(likely person 2 responses)
"ohh are you all good?"
person one "i had a std test today..."
(likely person 2 responses if person one is a Dot dot dotist)
"um are you all good?"
"should i get one to?"
"am i the reason you got it?"