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Djerby is a word for describing a person in a certain unknown way. Djerby can be used in every possible way.

There are also varients to the word djerby, for example you can say Djermaybe instead of maybe or Djerbus instead of bus. If you want to express your enjoyment you can also consider saying Djerbussin. If you feel especially excited about this word consider also calling your friends Djerbros!
You are such a Djerby Djerby!
I hate guys like Djerby!
I habe recently met this guy he is such a djerby djerby <3.
Djermaybe i have time today.
This food is Djerbsussin my Djerbro!
Djerby by bus27 69 May 18, 2022
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Derby Park 

verb- To sit in your car alone at the park, typically close to the playground.
Bill: Yo, why is there an old man watching those kids on the monkey bars?
Ted: Oh that's just Caesar. He always Derby Parks when kids come to the playground.
Bill: Kinda creepy ngl.

Ted: Ayo chill, he's a good dude.
Derby Park by EddieChambeau April 10, 2023

Friendly Derby

The Friendly Derby is a football match between rival Merceyside clubs, Everton FC and Liverpool FC. Sometimes referred to as the Merceyside Derby or in Liverpool simply as the Derby. Unlike people from London or Manchester, Scousers respect each other regardless of football club and get along well together. Sections for each club will exist at these matches, but there is a good deal of intermingling. This could not happen at other derbies. As long as both clubs are in the English Premier League, there are two friendly derbies a year, the first at Goodison Park, and the second at Anfield.
Ideally, there are six Friendly Derbies in a year, one at Goodison Park, one at Anfield, three at Wembley (League Cup Final, FA Cup Final, Community Shield), and one at a neutral location (Champions League Final).

We're all scousers at the friendly derby. Let's have a drink together.

The friendly atmosphere between supporters rarely extends onto the pitch at the Friendly Derby. Since the inception of the Premier League, it has seen more red cards than any other game.

The FA is stupid to separate scousers at the friendly derby. Unless they are concerned we'll all riot together against their anti-Liverpudlian bigotry.
Friendly Derby by Stargoat October 2, 2012

derby academy

A private middle school in Hingham Massachusetts where the girls are fake and the boys are judgy jerks but the friendships are tight and long lasting and everyone says they are ready to leave until realize how much they will really miss it and what it means to them.
“Do you go to Derby Academy?”
“Yeah I’m a little sick of it but I love all my friends there it’s always a good time”
derby academy by I’mAnonymous February 10, 2018

A Dirty Derby 

The act of receiving a blowjob while taking a shit on a make shift toilet made from an orange “Homer” 5 gallon bucket.
After work I got this dynamite broad to give me a Dirty Derby In my van behind the Arby’s ... Robble Robble Robble Robble
A Dirty Derby by ConcreteCartel August 5, 2020

Passenger Derby 

The game that pilots play after takeoff.

The rules:
1. Leave the seatbelt signs on for a good hour after takeoff.
2. Send the drinks trolly up and down the plane atleast three times.
3. Get one of the stewards or stewardesses to run through the people that they think have a good chance of getting to the toilet first via the pilots intercom.

4. Captian And First Officer take bets on who they think will reach the toilet first. The items on the cheese tray are generly used as stake.
5. The Captian turns off the seatbelt sign and the steward or stewardesses uses pilots intercom to commentate on the race.
6. The cheese is eaten by the winning better.
Stewards or Stewardesses: Captian, the seatbelt sign has been on for over an hour.

Captain: I know

Stewards or Stewardesses: Are we playing Passenger Derby?

Captain: Yes

Ridin Derby 

When you're ballin out of control at the Kentucky Derby, or participating in Derby festivities, such as cruisin on Broadway, mackin on big-hat hoes, pourin out mint juleps or gettin crunk in the infield.
There's horses runnin, we funnin, we rollin they try to catch us Ridin Derby. Tryin catch us Ridin Derby...
Ridin Derby by Rick City May 30, 2008
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I had a trucker's tan after driving for 10 straight hours on a sunny day.
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Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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I saw Satantango last night, wonderful film but by the 5th hour I had to start doing pee calculus.
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