dj tannered

verb
the term "dj tannered" refers to being light-headed and feeling scarily fatigued or dizzy after working out on a crossramp or treadmill. It is derivative of the popular episode of "Full House," when DJ Tanner (Candace Cameron) diets by not eating and feeding her sandwiches to Comet. While out on a family trip to the gym, DJ feels faint and drops to her knees from the combination of lack of food and too much treadmill.

dang, i worked out so hard core this morning, i about dj tannered it when i stepped off treadmill.

by melbeann May 26, 2009

Getting Tannered

This saying is used by college students who are wanting to get belligerently drunk to the point of incoherency. In ordered to be tannered, one must be drink to the point they are barely responsive, not able to walk, and have to be carried home.

"Wanna go to that party on East Campus?"
"Only if everyone is getting Tannered tonight."

by PartyMonster3947 December 21, 2013

Getting Tannered

Getting thrown/dragged by spirits

Getting Tannered - Getting thrown/dragged by spirits

by xPe7ey September 19, 2021

tankered

Very drunk from an excess of alcohol. A combination of the words: "tanked" + "hammered" = "tankered".

He had way too many shots - he was hangin' on everyone and slurring his words. That kid was tankered.

by madmary February 25, 2009

Tasnered

When you take a picture of a friend without them knowing and then text them the picture.

I checked my phone and there was a picture of me chowing a taco! You really tasnered me

by Mexican Genie May 7, 2018

Tannerexic

when you cant get tan no matter how long you stay out in the sun.

Ha.Your so tannerexic

by thasss riteee August 6, 2008

tannerred

The mess left behind when an employee leaves the company with work unfinished or had not handled the situation correctly in the first instance.

"I'm going to have to honor this quotation, even though we're losing money. I can't believe we've been tannerred again."

"To prevent us being tannerred, let's make employee X work out his notice period".

by Lord of Glencoe January 7, 2014