dependable

capable of being depended on; worthy of trust; reliable:

Zack Falls is a dependable single man

by lovethespotlight October 18, 2011

dependable

a. Worthy of being depended on; trustworthy
b. having the name Brett

Brett is a very dependable counsellor; definately director material - he definately deserves a 1 on his evaluation

by Brett August 5, 2004

Dependable fuck

That type of girl who you can always count on. The girl you can always have a great time with - no drama or anxiety, just fun happy vibes. Just pure love.

Jane is one of a kind, a dependable fuck, who makes life just that better.

by Gaugamela April 19, 2018

Dependable Black Friend

A 1990s and 2000s movie trope. A diversity token to attract black audiences. Usually the black BFF is unknown to the general audience, but is an A-Lister in the black film scene. They, be it he or a she, offer gems of wisdom with a little urban or southern flair, and sometimes they can even save the day.

I wonder what that black actress from The Unborn is doing right now, she was so hot! But also, a great example of a dependable black friend.

Oh, you mean Meagan Good? I think she's married now..

by Oddkidd1 July 4, 2023

Mr. Dependable

An adult toy that never lets a lady (or man) down

Since my boyfriend can't get me off, I gotta use Mr. Dependable

by BubblyCupcake June 28, 2011

Depencable

A friend who is acting in a stupid manor
and/or an idiotic manor.

Justin was acting very depencable when he said the water was wet.

by The retard from your art class June 25, 2017

Dependance Day

"Dependence Day" is a term that is used mockingly to refer to England voting to leave the European Union on 24th June 2016. 48.1% of English voters voted to remain in the European union, however the majority of voters voted to leave, and the events of which are as yet uncertain, further complicated by remaining countries in the United Kingdom, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, voting to remain in the European Union.

The term "Dependence Day" was coined as a parody of politician Nigel Farage's statement that "it (leaving the European union) will be like our independence day".

Many people feel as though this was a bad decision, and will require help from outside sources in order to resolve any issues, hence being "dependent".

Further issue was taken when it was revealed that Farage had gone back on his claim that "£350 million would be donated to the NHS per week if the leave campaign was successful". He claimed that this was a "mistake" and this caused uproar with voters and opposition alike.

The strength of the pound coin and other European currencies took a significant blow as a result of leaving the European Union, further causing speculation that England would require outside interference

"Hey are you gonna party on Dependance Day?"

"Yeah! The bass'll drop harder than our economy"

by ProfessorMelonHead June 24, 2016