DGA
DGA has 2 meanings
Don't go anywhere
Example
I just need a sec to check the pizza in the oven, so DGA!
Alright. I'll be right here!
DGA is mostly sweet, but sometimes creepy
Related Slang
| DLM | Don't leave me |
| BIC | Butt in chair |
| AWOL | Absent while online |
| BRB | Be right back |
| CRB | Come right back |
| BRBS | Be right back soon |
| BB | Be back |
| BBIAB | Be back in a bit |
| BBIAM | Be back in a minute |
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Digital guardian angel
Online, a "DGA" is a "digital guardian angel," which is a person that looks out for you. For example, you may message your friend, "Thx, DGA," after they stand up for you in an argument on Twitter.
The acronym is uncommon, but when people use it, it will typically be on social media or in online messages. You will also see older people use it the most as they convey appreciation for someone's technical help. For example, your mom may message you, "What would I do without my DGA?!" after you help her back up her photos to cloud storage.
Example
Thanks for thinking of me online! You're just my DGA!
NP! Glad I could help!
Are you my DGA?
Related Slang
| agl | Angel |
| TCFN | Take care for now |
| TLC | Tender love and care |
| LULAF | Love you like a friend |
| LYSM | Love you so much |
| IT | Information Technology |
| HIH | Hope it helps |
| hlp | Help |
| LHU | Lord help us |
| Help vampire | A forum user who repeatedly asks basic questions |
| NP | No problem |
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If someone sends you "DGA" in a message, they want you to stay put and not go anywhere. People typically send this when they have to leave briefly and don't want the other person to leave the conversation.
For example, if your friend needs to go to the bathroom but doesn't want you to sign off, they might message you, "I gotta go to the br. DGA!" Or, if you are late to arrive to meet with friends, you can text them, "Sry we r late. Be there in 5. DGA."