d.d.t.!
1. (US campus) a general excl. of dismissal, contempt [abbr. drop dead! excl. + SE twice].
 | El Burro (humor mag. of UTEP) Nov. 1/3: He: Darling, is there nothing I can do to make you care? She: D. D. T. He: D. D. T.? She: Yeah — drop dead twice! | |
![[US]](/static/img/flags/us.png "United States") | (con. 1950s) ‘The Fifties’ in Eisen Age of Rock 2 (1970) 100: Don’t bug me. Drop dead. DDT. | |
| Long Gray Line (1990) 14: All of them were also sons of the 1950s [...] and knew that DDT meant ‘drop dead twice’. |
2. (US) a command to stop doing something [abbr. don’t do that].
| CB Slanguage 31: D-D-T: don’t do that. |