Dunlap Disease
When someone's belly "dun-lap" over his belt...used on extremely disgusting overweight people who don't have the sense to wear clothes that fit.
Dunlap Disease by K November 16, 2004
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dunlap disease
dunlap disease by SammyBoy July 11, 2003
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Dunlap disease
This defenitions refers to skates, this is when the skate is so big you cant see the front wheel because the boot dunlapped it.
Dunlap disease by t-mac October 20, 2003
Dunlap's Disease
Dunlap's Disease by Anonymous June 22, 2003
Dunlap's Disease
A condition in which the victim's stomach folds over their pants and past their belt.
Origin probably with "That guy's gut has "done lap"ed over his belt. Hence the name "Dunlap's Disease".
Origin probably with "That guy's gut has "done lap"ed over his belt. Hence the name "Dunlap's Disease".
"I developed Dunlap's at about 230 lbs"
"Have you seen Bob? Hes getting a sever case of Dunlap's Disease from eating all that fast food all the time.
"Have you seen Bob? Hes getting a sever case of Dunlap's Disease from eating all that fast food all the time.
Dunlap's Disease by David ross September 5, 2007
dunlop disease
When you have overwhelming belly fat preventing you from being able to witness your own genitals. Also known as your spare tire.
dunlop disease by big willy mcClain May 9, 2006
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