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A very hansom and delightful male. Often referred to as the top of the food chain.
Durrel by James Hammock June 26, 2008
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A great man with secrets even he doesn't know. Always sticks up for his friends and trustful to everyone he's met. Careful, he can be dangerous of how powerful he is (he doesn't realize it sometimes) and makes sure that everything is according to plan. If you're backed into a corner, you want him on your side. Resourceful, strong, and ready for any new challenges coming his way.
"Almost go mugged last night, Darrel kicked them to the curb, though."
Darrel by TheMeteorBoy May 21, 2018

Darrel Curtis 

A 20 year old greaser from the 1960's novel The Outsiders. Darrel or "Darry" is the older brother of Ponyboy and Sodapop. He takes the role of the adult in their home because their parents died in a car accident. He truly loves Pony and Soda, but shows it by being stern and protective only because he doesn't want Pony and Soda to be moved to a boy's home. He is 6'2 and very muscular. It is mentioned he looks exactly like his late dad, but with different eyes. Ponyboy describes his eyes as "two pieces of pale blue green ice". He looks older than he is. Darry is also the unofficial leader of the gang. Darry also is really smart and is very athletic. He also really wants Pony to go to college because he and Soda missed out on that bright opportunity. Darrel does want to go back to college but won't because he doesn't have the money and because he doesn't want to leave Ponyboy and Sodapop alone.

*Credits to the Outsiders Wiki*
*I DON'T OWN ANY OF THIS*
You're so tall and strong and have nice hair, like Darrel Curtis.
Darrel Curtis by Jaladdin May 15, 2015

darrelle revis 

Starting Cornerback for the New York Jets Football team. Reps the #24, is definitively the best corner in the NFL behind nmadi asomugha after shutting down andre johnson and randy moss in consecutive weeks without safety help. He is still young and went to his first pro-bowl in 2009, and should be headed to many more in his long career ahead.
Dude, yesterday at my game i had a 3 interceptions, 1 returned for a touchdown, 6 tackles, a sack, and a forced fumble.
What are you darrelle Revis?
darrelle revis by nyj80 October 3, 2009

dimebag darrell 

Awesome Guitarist of Pantera, and Damageplan, currently suffering from death, for which there is not yet a cure.
dimebag darrell by TimFS December 28, 2004

Fat Darrell

A "fat sandwich" made by the "grease trucks" of Rutgers University which consists of chicken fingers, mozzarella sticks, and french fries with marinara sauce all on a sub roll. Sometimes server with lettuce, onion, and tomato. The sandwich was invented in 1997 by a student named Darrell Butler, who owns the rights to the recipe and the Fat Darrell name. The sandwich was named the best in the country by Maxim magazine.
When I was a freshman, I could barely finish one fat darrell, but by the time I graduated from Rutgers, I could eat two.
Fat Darrell by fatkoq December 30, 2009
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