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Old 10-29-2010, 04:37 PM   #1
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what does "DH" and "DW" mean

ok.. I have been trying to think just what exactly these two terms mean? I know the h and w mean husband and wife but what does the "D" mean?
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ok.. I have been trying to think just what exactly these two terms mean? I know the h and w mean husband and wife but what does the "D" mean?
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Dumb, I mean "Dear".
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In the case of the husband, it's usually means "deaf" when the wife is speaking.

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In the case of the husband, it's usually means "deaf" when the wife is speaking.
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I thought it was "Duh"
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It kinda depends on the mood...
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All this time i thought it was dufus
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Dufas, dumb, dear, darling, da-sweetest, .....take your pick

DS..Dear son
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I always wonder what those DH and dw meant but I felt like a retard asking
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Actually, this site is better than many for not using too many acronyms. There are lots of Internet acronyms that get used (example: ROTFLMAO) but are not used here as much.

http://www.gaarde.org/acronyms/?lookup=D

This is a list of all of the many general acronyms that are used. There a a bunch here (example: MH for motor home) that aren't as universal and won't appear on the list.
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I guess I'm guilty of using the following now and then:

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