Dylander
Because guys named Dylan are always a pricks. Also the only guys with enough ego to call themselves an extension of their real name, aka Dylander.
Dylander by WaddleLove August 8, 2018
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Dylander
An older right-wing man who is a stereotypical enthusiast of “Traditional” American values such as Guns, fishing, liquor, football, etc.
Person1: my grandpa fought in the Vietnam war and listens to Lynyrd Skynyrd.
Person2: he sounds like a Dylander to me.
Person2: he sounds like a Dylander to me.
Dylander by BigDawgBronson December 20, 2024
delander
"delander" -- dell-an-der
Noun: a highly uncommon given name, usually partnered with an even less-common surname
Verb: a colloquial term meaning to lie for someone -- the degree of dishonesty can vary, but generally the person being lied for is a friend or ally of the person lying.
Noun: a highly uncommon given name, usually partnered with an even less-common surname
Verb: a colloquial term meaning to lie for someone -- the degree of dishonesty can vary, but generally the person being lied for is a friend or ally of the person lying.
Noun: Oh, her name is Delander Melhuish!* How uncommon and kind of strange is that.
Verb: I had to delander for you. You owe me, big.
*Names are changed for anonymity.
Verb: I had to delander for you. You owe me, big.
*Names are changed for anonymity.
delander by Matthew123456 June 4, 2011
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