DT stands for deep-throating. In commercial-sex advertising it is shorthand rather than a defined service — and outside that context the same two letters mean a dozen unrelated things.
Initialism of deep-throating.
This is advertising shorthand, and the distinction matters more than it looks. An expansion is not a specification: knowing what the letters stand for tells you the emphasis being advertised, not what any individual offers, on what terms, or whether they offer it at all. Two listings using the same letters may mean quite different bookings.
DT is worth one extra caution, because the letters are unusually overloaded. The dictionary entry carrying this sense also lists a dozen unrelated ones — defensive tackle, police detective, design and technology, digital television, delirium tremens, detention, drug test among them. Nothing but the surrounding context distinguishes them, so the two letters on their own are not evidence of anything.
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Frequently asked questions
What does DT stand for?
Deep-throating, when it appears among the abbreviations used in commercial-sex advertising. The same two letters have many unrelated meanings elsewhere.
Is DT a defined service?
No. It is advertising shorthand. What is included, and whether it is on offer at all, is the individual's decision and is agreed directly in advance.