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Weapons Of MAss Destruction. What the U.S. has been looking for for the past 2 years.
Bush started a new campaign in Iraq to find womad.
womad by star8706 November 7, 2003
Stands for Diffusion, Information, and Communication. An animation company that brought us Inspector Gadget, Sonic The Hedgehog, translated (and apparently badly if that's possible)that Sailor Moon crap from Japan, and, infamously, made M.C. Hammer's own short-lived cartoon "Hammerman".

Their end logo is well-known: the kid in bed with the bedroom window open, in which the camera zooms out of as a star swirls around dotting the I in DIC, and an unseen kid says "DIC" as that happens. Weird idea to feature a kid in bed in my opinion.
DIC is not pronounced "dick", although that would be funny!
DIC by star8706 November 7, 2003

all that glitters is gold

A line from Led Zeppelin's "Stairway To Heaven", and since no one really knows what that song means, no one really knows what "all that glitters is gold" means either.
all that glitters is gold by star8706 September 27, 2003
Isn't it. Used by Southerners who don't want to stoop down to "ain't", and therefore replace it with an equally incorrect word.
"The weather sure is perty, idinit it?"
idinit by star8706 September 27, 2003
"What's in the news?"
news by star8706 September 27, 2003
American Broadcasting Company - A TV network that became number one for a couple of weeks when they showed Who Wants To Be A Millionaire, and besides that has always been number 3 when rating networks. The company also owned John Ritter's ass since Three's Company and will be screwed now that 8 Simple Rules For Dating My Teenage Daughter, a great, hopeful show that will be ruined now that John Ritter died.
"ABC says they were 'Still The One' back in '77, but they NEVER were the one!"
ABC by star8706 September 27, 2003

New Zealand 

A country made up of two large islands located in the South Pacific. The only question is: Where is the old Zealand?
New Zealand by star8706 September 27, 2003