DWT
n.— «How many times have we been stopped on the road for DWT (Driving While Teen-aged)? No matter what guise it appears under, the prevalent message is that teen-agers can’t be trusted.» —“Teenagers: The discounted majority” by Samantha Morin San Diego Union-Tribune (California) Mar. 17, 2000. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
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