(動詞) 欺騙 (某人)，哄騙 (某人)。Snow job 這個名詞為美國俚語，意為「欺騙，哄騙」。
- Don’t try to do a snow job on me! (別想騙我！)
- The company did a snow job on customers by selling old computers as new ones. (該公司用舊電腦冒充新電腦出售，欺騙顧客)
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do a number on
(動詞) 虐待；惡劣地對待。
- Both parents have denied charges of doing a number on their children. (父母雙方均否認虐待子女的指控)
- I’m not surprised you’re tired out; this job can really do a number on you at times. (你累壞了我並不驚訝；這項工作有時真的會搞死你)
- Your ex-girlfriend really did a number on you, huh? (你的前女友真的對你很不好，是不是？)
daft
(形容詞) 愚蠢的 (stupid, dumb, unintelligent)。
- She was really daft to dump John. (她把約翰甩了，真是愚蠢至極)
- How could you be so daft? (你怎麼會這麼傻？)
danger noodle
(名詞) 蛇 (snake)。
- I saw a danger noodle in the garden last night. (昨晚我在花園看到一條蛇)
- Look out! A danger noodle! (小心！有蛇！)
def
(副詞) 當然，肯定地 (definitely)。
- John is def coming. (約翰肯定會來)
dolo
(副詞) 獨自；單獨地 (by oneself)。
- The little boy went out dolo. (小男孩獨自一人出去了)
(形容詞) 阮囊羞澀的；身無分文的。
- I’m dolo right now. (我現在身無分文)
(名詞 － 不可數) 錢 (money)，與 dough 同義。
- I need some dolo right now. (我現在需要一些錢)
dunlop
(名詞) 肥滋滋的大肚子。
- His uncle has a very big dunlop. (他的叔叔有個肥滋滋的大肚子)
delish
(形容詞) 美味的，可口的 (delicious)。
- This cake is absolutely delish! (這蛋糕絕對好吃！)
- The dinner was delish. (晚餐很好吃)
- That food was really delish. (那食物真是美味可口)
digits
(名詞 － 複數型) 電話號碼 (phone number)。
- I saw you talking to that hottie, did you get her digits? (我看到你在跟那位辣妹談話，你有她的電話號碼嗎?)
dimwit
(名詞) 傻瓜。
- Your new boss is kind of a dimwit, isn’t he? (你的新老闆有點不靈光，不是嗎?)