Dinghy

1- a small boat

2- (verb /adj) ‘dinghy’ ‘dinghied’. scottish. the act of being ignored, ignoring or intending to ignore or someone or something.
“sling it a dinghy” (“just ignore it”)

“you goin intae work ae morra?” “nah, f-ck that mate; it’s getting dinghied!” (“are you going into work tomorrow?” “no i am not”)

“here, at bird dinghied you a f-ckin cracker!” (“that girl just ignored you, and she made no attempt to conceal it”)

“ere’s john ower there, stawnin ootside ae cairry-oot shop” “och, dinghy that c-nt: he gets on ma f-ckin nerves”

(“there’s our friend john at the wine merchants” “just ignore him, he can be quite tiresome”)
1- a type of small boat
2- a scottish sland term for a loner. it can also be a verb to describe the action of making someone a loner. dinghies are viewed as sad people with no friends, who eat their lunch aloe and talk to themselves, which makes for (funny-as) conversations.
1- he headed to sea in a dinghy
2- dave’s such a dinghy, having lunch on his own.
(verb) all his friends dinghied dave and left him alone for lunch
an expression of disbelief, to imply the other person is lying or boasting.
my family has six ferraris.

dinghies!
in reference to the cl-toris and hood looking like a little man in a boat. also see v’jj
i was paddling her dinghy so hard i capsized that sh-t!