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Diesel has several possible meanings, of which most are related to Rudolf Diesel's invention.

Contents

Technological terms related to Rudolf Diesel's engine

People

In film/television

In music

  • Johnny Diesel, an Australian rock singer (born Mark Lizotte, also known simply as Diesel)
  • Dieselboy, an American Darkstep Drum and Bass artist.
  • Diesel (band), a Dutch band who recorded "Sausalito Summernight".
  • Diesel, a Brazilian alternative rock band, later changed to Udora (band)
  • Shaq Diesel, 1993 rap album by Shaquille O'Neal (see below)

In sports

  • John Riggins, an NFL football player for the Washington Redskins (1970-80s), known as John "the Diesel"
  • Greg "Diesel" Williams, a two-time Brownlow Medallist in Australian-rules football, 1980s
  • Kevin Nash, professional wrestler who performed under the gimmick "Diesel" from 1993-1996
    • Glenn Jacobs, professional wrestler who performed under Nash's "Diesel" gimmick for a short-lived 1996 revival; also known as "Fake Diesel"
  • Shaquille O'Neal, Phoenix Suns center known as "The Big Diesel", among other nicknames
  • Joe Riggs, a mixed martial artist nicknamed "Diesel"

Other uses

  • Diesel, a game engine.
  • Diesel S.p.A., a clothing company based in Molvena, Italy
  • Diesel Sweeties, the webcomic
  • Snakebite (Beer cocktail), some varieties of which are called "Diesel"
  • Diesel, a brand name for 190 proof grain alcohol similar to, but less expensive than, the well-known brand Everclear
  • Slang term for heroin
  • Slang term for muscular
  • Diesel Energy Drink
  • A brand of aftershave
  • An illegal, highly vicious version of street hockey in the webcomic "Templar, Arizona"
  • A strain of cannabis, with many variations
  • A brand of sunglasses
  • A slang term used in the Midwest for Budweiser beer
  • A drink that is 50% beer and 50% coca-cola in Germany
  • DIESEL, a programming language
  • A club and bar on East Carson Street in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania's Southside neighborhood.




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