Dewlad

"Dewlad", sometimes spelled like the name Dewald is a term used to describe a young person, usually an early twenty-something-year-old with a neckbeard who spends all of their time playing games like League of Legends and cowering before all but the most unattractive women. The term originated on the Western Front during WWII, when a young British Expeditionary soldier named Derrick Le Ladde valiantly charged a German machine-gun emplacement and captured all four soldiers single-handedly. In his journal he disclosed that he wasn't scared because the enemy troops weren't women, and that the logic behind his suicidal charge was "How could the Jerries be more scary than an attractive woman?"

"You're such a dewlad, go speak to that girl and stop being such a coward!"

by TADPOOL August 22, 2017

Dewhart

The absolute best compliment you can give someone or possibly receive if you are lucky enough. A whole new level of awesome.

They are soooo dewhart!!
He is totally dewhart

by JakeNicole January 23, 2011

Dewdropper

Lazy young male who sleeps all day and has no ambitions.

That guy is a good for nothing dewdropper.

by Nicksmomma October 19, 2012

dewbs

Male boobs.
Augmented breasts which have been surgically imposed unto a biological male.
Not to be confused with moobs.

Have you heard from Terry, lately? He dropped the y and an r from his name and prefers to be called 'her'/'she' now. She showed me her dewbs and I got the most awkward erection that I can ever recall.

by Almuemadan August 1, 2018

dewm

An alternate way to spell "doom", usually in reference to a tragic even caused ina hilarious, or absurd way.

Dude, I messed up the track, and the sled guy fell to his dewm!!!

by Teh Tori November 9, 2008

dewaun

Handsome as ever. Keeper for sure. Handles his business. Sexy is an understatement! Always keeps it 100. Easy to fall in love with! Hard to forget and exceeds all expectations! Be like Dewaun!

Dewaun is taken by Whitney.

by 0problems January 15, 2017

Dewanee

A word from Hindi, meaning "the madness". It is known from Rudyard Kipling's work The Jungle Book as a sickness known to be caused by the bite of a jackal, potentially referring to some form of the rabies or another.

"Even the tiger runs when little Tabaqui goes mad, for madness is the most disgraceful thing that can overtake a wild creature. We call it hydrophobia, but they call it dewanee-the madness-and run." - Passage from the first page of The Jungle Book by Rudyard Kipling

by Phanatico March 19, 2016