The opposite victim and initiator scenario, where the deer rams and walks over a human, and killing the human.
1: Did you hear the Jhon died?
2: No I did not, how did he die?
1: He became a victim of a deer kill, after a deer rammed and walked over him.
2: No I did not, how did he die?
1: He became a victim of a deer kill, after a deer rammed and walked over him.
by MST3K I like April 13, 2022

by Smurf delights March 13, 2021

A slang greeting from New Zealand used to say hi to a friend or loved one you haven't seen in a quite some time.
by ferret mcsquarett November 22, 2011

apathy deer is something some people may say whenever like theres a apathetic deer in there backyard cause there in like kansas or something and there like ''wow, that deer ?? really just does not care at all dude about those like grass blades'' ''yeah thats a pretty apathy deer moment if you ask me, ryan'' and then the deer, well, they just, EAT those blades of grass like its NOBODYS business, and they dont even CARE. its commonly used as a slang term with people from US states that have deers, and are basically just trees and farm land and how did people even build there and really, why ???
person one : hey ryan, have you seen that deer ??
person two : oh yeah there really a apathy deer right now, i barely have ever seen those
person two : oh yeah there really a apathy deer right now, i barely have ever seen those
by angelism April 15, 2022

by Kingdom Miracle November 29, 2020

A Northside Chicago "Street Gang" inspired by it's member claiming he saw a deer when nobody else did. Their rivals are the Hunters and the pee wee royals. Their gang sign is throwing up the ten finger salute over the temples of your head.
by Homer Simpson 1972 July 4, 2025

The yelling/groaning/shouting sound one makes when vomiting his/her guts up from a night of excessive drinking.
"After we got home from the bar last night, I was calling the deer until, like, 5:00a.m. It was rough."
"I know, dude. I think everybody west of the Mississippi could hear you."
"I know, dude. I think everybody west of the Mississippi could hear you."
by J. Grizzle November 10, 2013
