"Don Juan" is a satiric poem, written by British poet Lord Byron (1788-1824). He wrote the poem between 1818-1819 and dedicated it to Robert Southey (who was Poet Laureate). The legend surrounding the character of Don Juan extends beyond Byron's poem.
"Don Juan" is truly one of Bryon's greatest poetic achievements. Sadly, the rustics that I taught could not even pronounce the title correctly, let alone grasp its meaning.
by Chris G: Unibrowed P-I-M-P January 12, 2005

1. One who makes promises but does not follow through.
2. Purchasing a product or service and not receiving what was promised.
2. Purchasing a product or service and not receiving what was promised.
by Daywalker September 7, 2003

Tina: How that don't want became a Don Juan.
Rose: I think he drank something called Funky Cold Medina.
Rose: I think he drank something called Funky Cold Medina.
by Jorge Buitrago September 9, 2020

Every Mexican family's machista tio, that reeks beer and tries to spit game at his own family members although he's married with kids. Disgusting old man
by SweetSam June 5, 2017

A minimum wage convenience store clerk who is always hitting on female customers. They’re constant flirting and lack of boundaries borders on harassment and stalking.
Some Wawa Don Juan took my wife she has a hot ass so now I’m gonna go buy a gallon of milk and bust his head open.
by boonviller October 11, 2022

by mavsfan January 29, 2008

by Sean Ochoa August 21, 2008
