What does dgt mean? View the definition of dgt and all related slang terms containing dgt below:
dgt :
don't go there
Usage of DGT
The abbreviation "DGT" stands for "don't go there." It is typically used in conversation to indicate that someone should avoid a certain topic, situation, or behavior. This may be because the topic is sensitive or controversial, or because the behavior could be dangerous or inappropriate. In texting, "DGT" is often used as a shorthand way to convey this message without going into further detail.
Examples of DGT used in texting:
1. Friend A: "Hey, have you heard anything about what happened at the party last night?" Friend B: "DGT, it's not worth talking about."
2. Parent: "I noticed you've been spending a lot more time with that new group of friends. Are they a good influence on you?" Teenager: "DGT, they're just my friends."
3. Co-worker: "Did you hear about what happened in the break room earlier? People are saying some pretty nasty things about our boss." You: "DGT, I don't want to get involved in office gossip."
