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d.j.

NOUN
  1. a person who announces and plays popular recorded music

How To Use d.j. In A Sentence

  • In Dylan's day most of the walls were decorated with flowered paper, and there were plaster reproductions of Greek statues about the place, displayed by cultured D.J.
  • Thomas responded in the second quarter with the top play of the day, a 64-yard touchdown pass to D.J. Davis on a flea-flicker that cut the Green team's deficit to 17-14. Quarterback competition highlights Oregon spring game
  • This is the kind of Mensa-level question posed by the D.J. on the radio show I sometimes listen to in the A.M. It piqued my curiosity because just mere minutes before there was a commercial for a bariatric surgery clinic that went like this: Charlotte Hilton Andersen: Can You Tell If Someone is Obese Over the Phone?
  • Born DeAndre James Hackett (but he has gone by D.J. as long as he can remember) on 7/31/81 in Fontana, California ... USATODAY.com
  • Getty Images Hakeem Nicks No. 88 of the New York Giants celebrates with teammate D.J. Ware New York will travel next Sunday to meet a steadier but no less surprising team, the San Francisco 49ers, who finished the regular season 13-3 and won a seesaw 36-32 playoff against New Orleans. It's Down to the NFL's Final Four
  • A look of vexation crossed Lily's face then, and for a moment D.J. was afraid he'd said something wrong.
  • D.J. - and "transgressor" - not unlike a graffiti artist. NYT > Home Page
  • D.J. smiled back, his fingers absently strumming a light melody.
  • D.J. steepled his fingers against the neck of his guitar, and then bent them over the chords.
  • D.J. said "macadamia" in the second round was his biggest challenge. Sand Mountain Reporter: News
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