dub
- noun
- /dʌb/
- Slang
- You owe me a dub from last week.
He's talking about being so happy with life that you leave at that point, ending on a dub.
- He's talking about being so happy with life that you leave at that point, ending on a dub.
- So for him to be up there then thanks for having me throw up the dubs.
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- Big dub!
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Yeah, this could be the biggest dub of all, the biggest dub of all time.
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Hopefully we'll get the first dub of the season and and basically, thanks to Nili, can put dollars to work.
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If we don't get this dub, I'll eat a spoonful of mayonnaise.
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We celebrated after our team secured a dub in the championship game.
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Getting a dub in the tournament felt amazing after all the hard work we put in.
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Everyone was excited when we finally scored a dub against our biggest rival.
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Etymology
Dub as slang for a win comes from the letter W, short for 'win', because W is said 'double-u' and people shortened that to 'dub'. So when players say they got the dub, they mean they got the victory.