Dieu

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Someone is named "Dieu" when everyone think he is like a god. When your are a "Dieu" all chixxes want to be with you. Urban Dictionary

Means the rude word, "F*$%". Used to curse or swear out loud. Urban Dictionary

My god! .... in French Urban Dictionary

The ultimate god, he is the god of all chickens. Urban Dictionary

French for "My God". A really annoying way to express disgust or exhaustion. Urban Dictionary

Dieu Linh is a beautiful name She is kind and always shy Urban Dictionary

"Oh my god" in French. Urban Dictionary

A traditional French (fron(t)SH) meal typically consisting of French fries, French dressing, french bread, and to drink: Peru. Urban Dictionary

An Italian slang that refers to having sex with someone so hard that their physical existence is severely altered; commonly used in a homicidal way; To physically kill someone via sex; Commonly used as a refference to have sex so hard, that they erase the persons exsistence. This is sex with a murduos intent and should not be confused with rough or hardcore sex; This annihalation sex, commonly associated with males and prostitutes. Urban Dictionary

1. Cantonese(Chinese) swear word, direct translation: Fuck your mother. Usually used in the country Singapore and Hong Kong Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to dieu:
dieu.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word dieu:
aider, droit, nous, dort, fait, donn, avec, lumi, donne, qui, amour, dang, ciel, mon, femme, loi, ooh, hoa, tout, shaver, bleu, homme, sous, mille, que, maison, roi, lisle, moi, cay, une, deus, garter, admirable, celine, pas, dion, carnage, est, pour, sur, ces, ses, duc, mes, priory, tre, mort, les, sans, augustinian, vie, god, terre, rue, solitude, aux, motto, mal, champlain, burlesque, manor, arrondissement, par, nos, grace, rwanda, bon, des, dover, beaumont, marseille, ambrose, res, thank, kingston, bah, abbey, jean, quebec, hospital, hugo, ballet, leicester, tomb, preparatory, convent, dame, non, divine, lyon, paris, pierre, brook, montreal, ruins, slavery, gift, vietnamese, french.

Adjectives that are often used to describe dieu:
man, h6tel, fete, grand, par, prie, hdtel, mont, vive, old, mere, main, pasque, chaise, hotel, famous, avec, part, tete, ton, ile, que, maison, est, unique, mort, homme, prier, tonnerre, une, croix, val, grace, xuan, loc, hotcl, gothic, premier, ventre, demi, hostel, fste, grdce, iiotel, lle, clarte, century, lieu, secret, priant, prego, henri, kindly, forlorn, rrre, hutel, nom, heureux, unite, saintjean, ville, nie, inconvenient, prince.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective dieu:
chair, chairs, brichart, donne, fit, cushion, moi.

Words that sound like dieu:
dieu, due, dyu, adieu, deux, duy, dwe, dwa, dwy, dwo, dreux, duo, dewey, dewy, dua, do i, duey, tya, dewi, tiu, do a, dewa, da, dia, dio, deo, doughy, deah, diya, doa, dayo, diea, deyo, dii, dhu, d a, doei, d o, doue, dhia, deia, dhea, d.o, d e, d i, daio, dgee, day, die, d, dee, dew, de, di, dah, des, dea, dau, daw, dae, daya, dey, dao, dei, dai, ddy, daa, daye, ddo, deh, dgo, dhow, dely, dha, dawe, daja, dda, dhi, deae, dih, deu, daud, dhy, d.t, deye, dho, diao, dijo, dco, diri, dci, dca, daia, diaa, dcu, .do, daroo, de-, daiei, dga.