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Danth's Law

Danth's Law proper noun: an adage that states that a person who insists that they have won an Internet argument has probably very badly lost.

Proper noun (1)

Danth's Law

  1. (Internet, humorous) An adage that states that a person who insists that they have won an Internet argument has probably very badly lost.

Proper noun (2) capitalized: Danth's law

Danth's law

  1. Alternative letter-case form of Danth's Law.

Forms of Danth's Law

alternative formDanth's law

Origin of Danth's Law

Named after a user on the RPGnet forum.

Questions about Danth's Law

What does Danth's Law mean?
Danth's Law means an adage that states that a person who insists that they have won an Internet argument has probably very badly lost.
What part of speech is Danth's Law?
Danth's Law is a proper noun.

Words near Danth's Law in the dictionary

  1. Dantesca chair
  2. Dantesca chairs
  3. Danteses
  4. Dantesque
  5. Dantewada
  6. Danth's Law
  7. danthonia
  8. danthonias
  9. danthron
  10. dantian
  11. dantians

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