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When you feel like saying it and then people is like what does that mean then you say it
Darrrr by WHOPIN August 21, 2019
Online nickname on FullTiltPoker for Tom Dwan, an american succesful poker player. He mainly plays Texas No Limit Hold 'Em and Omaha.
Tom 'Durrrr' Dwan
Durrrr by Juule April 13, 2010
A slang word used by certain individuals unknowingly. The individuals are usually slightly mentally handicapped or somewhat strange and immature. They will randomly use this word out of the blue, and without warning sometime resulting in extreme awkward moments. It is unknown why they blurt out this term, but it is thought to have been caused from a moment of extreme excitement or happiness.

When Darrr is said, it is usually followed by the swift motion of both hands quickly squeezing the breast area for a split second.
Mother: I heard Santa is going to bring you a Playstation 3 for Christmas!

Individual: Darrr!!!!!!!
Darrr by PortCottonwood June 22, 2011
Bernadette says durrrrrrr
Durrrrr by Anonymous May 4, 2003

Darrrrrrrrrrryl 

The favoirte chant by opposing ballparks to slugger Darryl Strawberry.
Darrrrrrrrrrrryl, Darrrrrrrrrryl, Darrrrrrryl.
durrrrrr
durrrrrrrrr
durrrrr by dur September 20, 2003
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Wanna go to meal hall & grab a plate of brown?
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