delerium

Great electronic band. Intentional wrong spelling.

Sarah McLachlan only sang one song with Delerium, please don't believe all the fools who rename files on Kazaa.

by Brilhasti August 22, 2003

Fat man delirium

The ecstatic, overjoyed state that an obese person enters when filling their face with food. The more calorific, the greater the height of delirium; for example a creamy chocolate pudding can induce extreme hysterical behaviour with a complete loss of their surroundings, hell-bent on ingesting as much food as possible.

"Shit, what's up with Fat Rich? He's bouncing off the walls with fudge cake all over his face!!"

"It's fat man delirium! Who the hell let him get at the cake?!"

by SiBrad July 10, 2011

Delirium Tremens

Alcohol withdrawl symptoms, usually apparent in people who suffer alcoholism who suddenly stop drinking. (Don't confuse with a hangover).

John suffers from delirium tremens.

by Brendan B. May 19, 2006

Deli-man

A style of kissing a girl by opening your mouth as wide as possible, clamping it down upon the girl, and attempting to make out with her. People who usually use this technique end up biting the girls nose or basically suffacating them. The style is usually used by guys who are butt ugly and can't get any

"DUDE, Alasdair deli-manned that girl last night."

by Bill Swan May 20, 2007

Deliana

Delianas are very confIdent at some times and shy at other times.They try to make other people happy.Their fun , funny , and pretty. They dont know their Pretty but they are. They are great friends and dont want to stab anyone in the back.They get distracted easily and try not to get distracted .

Shes a deliana .

by Whatsss uppp 1234 December 23, 2013

Delirious

1. Irrational through illness: Irrational as a temporary result of a physical condition such as fever, poisoning, or brain injury.

2. Excited: Extremely excited or emotional

She's delirious with joy.

by Jafje April 10, 2007

Delirium

1. Temporary mental disturbance: A state marked by extreme restlessness, confusion, and sometimes hallucinations, caused by fever, poisoning, or brain injury.

2. Great excitement: A state of extreme excitement or emotion.

Delirium of joy.

(It's pretty much the same as dilirious.)

by Jafje April 10, 2007