Dilf

Pronunciation: /dɪlf/

Definitions of dilf

noun a slang term that stands for 'Dad I'd Like to Fuck', typically used to describe an attractive older man who is a father

Example Sentences

A1 My friend's dad is a dilf.

A2 The dilf at the park caught my attention.

B1 She couldn't resist the charms of the dilf next door.

B2 The dilf at the gym is always surrounded by admirers.

C1 The dilf actor is known for his rugged good looks.

C2 Despite his age, he still maintains his dilf status among younger women.

Examples of dilf in a Sentence

formal The gentleman at the party was known to be a doting father and was often referred to as a dilf.

informal I heard that Sarah has a crush on the new dad at school, they all say he's a dilf.

slang That dilf over there is looking pretty hot today.

figurative In the world of parenting blogs, he was considered the ultimate dilf - a combination of good looks and great parenting skills.

Grammatical Forms of dilf

• past tense: dilfed
• plural: dilfs
• comparative: more dilf
• superlative: most dilf
• present tense: dilf
• future tense: will dilf
• perfect tense: have dilfed
• continuous tense: is dilfing
• singular: dilf
• positive degree: dilf
• infinitive: to dilf
• gerund: dilfing
• participle: dilfing

Origin and Evolution of dilf

First Known Use: 1990 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'dilf' is believed to have originated as an acronym for 'Dad I'd Like to F***', similar to the popular term MILF (Mom I'd Like to F***).

Evolution of the word: Over time, the term 'dilf' has evolved to be used more casually and humorously to refer to attractive older men who are fathers.