Dint is a noun that means an impact, force, or mark made by pressure or a physical force. It can also be used as a verb to mean to make an impression or mark on something. Full definition
Reading Just In Case made me a little nostalgic for my younger self - not for those hideous teenage years in themselves that I'm happy to have put behind me by a few decades, but to a time when the ingredients of what was to become the adult «me» were still being mixed, and the ideas in a book had the ability to shape my thinking by dint of their very newness. (bookbrowse.com)
Everything went well facilities can't fault staff wasent too good as had trainees on and dint know much but I guess we all have to start somewhere (holidayextras.co.uk)
If Ramsey was not injured and wilshere dint get that knock with Arteta, we won't av seen that team that play Galatasary... I hope u were not waiting for me to tell u that... Wilshere is not soft like u suggested.. (justarsenal.com)