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danathon 

An obnoxious man child named Dan. Very needy person never sure that his friends actually like him. Thinks he is not judgmental but is actually a super judgy person. Thinks the world revolves around him. But also believes that he can save the world through his own actions; sustainable tea drinking, eco-sweatshirt wearing, tree planting type. Artistic to a fault, collects random things which look cool as part of his aesthetic.

The term Danathon can be used as either an endearment or a derogatory term, depending on tone of the speaker and the presence of the recipient.
"Danathon, is this your organic matcha green tea latte mix?"
danathon by MissMists May 31, 2018
Words you can keep

donathon 

Donathon also shortened to don.
You would call your best friend your donathon as donathon means trust worthy friend
Jack my donathon, what you doing later.
donathon by Slim shaney 4321 March 21, 2017

Chris Donathon 

Chris Donathon is the lead singer of the band The Medic Droid. He also does the synths and guitars.
"This is Chris fucking Donathon; don't get mad, Jeffree Star, 'cause I made you snort a lot of my cum while I fucked you in the ass." -Chris Donathon, Fer Sure

Denathon 

The act of residing in a Denny's for 24 hours straight.
Guy 1: Bro, Wanna have a Denathon this weekend?
Guy 2: Word!
Denathon by PoonMuncher September 25, 2011

danathan 

a fat guy who is very ugly and dumb and probably you will hate
danathan, i hate him

daneathon 

(Adj) A word used to describe a Dane or the state of being a Dane.
"Dane... You are so Daneathon today."
daneathon by rainydaynatasha November 19, 2013

danthony 

🙈 🙊 🐵 🙉 🐒 watermelon.
WOAH IS THAT DANTHONY EATING A BANANA!?
danthony by anonymous December 26, 2023
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