" duly "

 [ "Duly" ]

1: A hip slang word for “cool”, “the shit”, or “tight as fuck”

  * e.g.,  ... Friend 1: “That is so cool!” 

 [ "Dulie" ]

1: A person who holds more than one citizenship or passport. A dual citizen.

  * e.g.,  ... Jacob decided to give up his american citizenship once he realized that he'd have to pay more taxes because he was a dulie. 

 [ "duli" ]

1: Duli is street slang in pakistan for someone whos a innocent guy but likes to act like a gangster

  * e.g.,  ... yo that guy is such a duli 

 [ "Dulie" ]

1: Brain, Medulla

  * e.g.,  ... I had to call up bae for some sloppy dulie yasemi. 

 [ "duli" ]

1: a very intelligent being whos is very athletic and smart dont fuck with this guy in the wrong ways an when hes hungary walk away or he will kill you

  * e.g.,  ... Damn i see you duli like that 

 [ "Dulie" ]

1: a sri Lankan man with a small penis. black, annoying, says things when he doesnt know what hes talking about, awkward, stutter and a member of lgbtq

  * e.g.,  ... "Did you hear about dulie, his car is so cool!" 

 [ "Dulie" ]

2: and owns an Infiniti g35 coupe.

 [ "Dulie" ]

1: the black verson of the word dude.

  * e.g.,  ... young black male 1: what up dulie  

 [ "duly noted" ]

1: 1) A phrase which communicates that you understand and that you will give a person's advice, observation or perspective, proper consideration

  * e.g.,  ... "John, your report may need to mention the affect of tides on fish life cycles." "Duly noted Laura. I might discuss with Steve later whether it can be added given the time constraints" 

 [ "duly noted" ]

2: 2) That you will take note of the information for later consideration/use

 [ "duly noted" ]

1: A phrase meaning "to understand".

  * e.g.,  ... "Kim I love your shirt, but it looks a little small on you." 

 [ "duly noted" ]

1: A phrase that is used to disregard yet acknowledge someone’s criticism, critique, observation, or suggestion. The connotation is a snide ‘I don’t care what you think. You are probably right, but that doesn't matter. Shut up.’ The situation often ends as an ‘I told you so’

  * e.g.,  ... “Bill, you really should turn off the power before you replace that switch” …