Dearborn

n. Dearborn, MI. A suburb of Detroit. Hometown to Ford Motor Company and Henry Ford. The east side is populated with mostly Arabic people. The west side is populated with old white people and bored teenagers. The old people say "Dearburn" instead of "Dearborn".

Dearborn is pretty much gay.

by roller July 15, 2008

dearling

1. A young dear
2. A young person who is dear to the speaker

The dearling scampered away quickly as the hunter approached with his shotgun.

Oh my dearling, we shall take you to the movies tomorrow.

by Nate Camus October 9, 2005

Oh Dear

'Oh Dear' is a way of saying 'Oh no' in a more sarcastic and funny way

*building explodes*
Amy- Oh Dear

by BlurryWolf909 July 6, 2017

Dearism

Dear means Loved; Lovable. The English suffix -ism was first used to form a noun of action from a verb. So, a person who has a high-quality love becomes "dearism".

I'm in love. He's such a dearism.

by Dear November 19, 2007

final deacronymization

Expanding the last letter of an acronym to the full word it represents. This satirizes the phenomenon of "internet short-hand."

Common uses of final deacronymization: D.I.Yourself, B.Y.O.Beer and F.Y.Information

by zonny October 30, 2009

Oh dear black ops!

a common phrase exclaimed when any black ops reference is mentioned

Dylan: What seat are you in for the exam? I'm in seat J9.
Achmed: I'm in seat C4.
Dylan: Oh dear black ops!

by BlackOps1 June 22, 2011

dear John letter

1. A letter sent by a girlfriend (usually) explaining to her guy that she has no wish to see him any more, or that the relationship is not working out. Equivalent when the target is female is the dear Jeannie letter.

2. Letter from a would-be employer regretfully informing a job applicant that for one reason or another, which may or may not be given, they didn't make it.

Marie, not being the most confident girl on the block, gave Desmond her dear John letter after he ogled too many women on the beach.

I just got the dear John letter from ToyMaster last week.

by Fearman January 7, 2008