DM
- noun
- /diː ɛm/
- Jargon
- He prefers to communicate through DMs rather than posting publicly.
- DM on Twitter
I get I've gotten thousands of DMS in eight days.
- I get I've gotten thousands of DMS in eight days.
- Ned, do you ever check your DMS from fans?
- And tweets and DMS and people getting in touch.
- I'm going to slide into their DM, say, great, what's your address?
- If you need to get cheered up after crying about your DMS, that's right.
- I've seen a lot of persistent women OK in in men's DMS not taking the hint.
- Like I I kind of try my best to avoid Instagram DMS as much as possible.
- Yeah, DMS using the DM use spice out of the Shaq.
Examples
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I chatted with him via Twitter DM earlier last week.
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Yeah, but to be fair, we're just talking to you via Instagram DMS, right?
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And I answer all the DMS from old people.
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I'm going to slide into their DM, say, great, what's your address?
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I mean, you want to make a connection in the DMS with your Mama, right?
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...or FaceTime you, or DM you or what?
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Ned, do you ever check your DMS from fans?
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Let me just read this DM that Gavin sent me from Kareem.
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You know, I've slid into the DMS and that didn't go well.
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I often receive DMs from friends asking about my weekend plans.
Synonyms
A private message sent directly to one person online
A private message sent directly to another user on social media
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Etymology
DM is short for direct message, where direct means 'straight' and message is a note you send to someone. So a DM is a 'private' message you send straight to one person on social media or in an app.