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Noun. A ranceur is a person who you can not count on or get a hold of. A ranceur is also someone who is frequently late or does not show up to an event/place, even when saying they will do so. Rance can also be added to someones name if they are a certified ranceur
Calvin: Where's Nick?
Bob: I don't know, he ranced.

Calvin: Dude, meet me at 6 oclock, don't rance
Nick: kk

Calvin: I told Nick to pick me up food
Bob: Why, he's a ranceur

Ohhhh! What's up Nick-Rance!
Ranceur by TonyTonz January 16, 2017
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Too broke to hang out with friends so they stay at home.
Ce mofoka est un renceur
Renceur by Madoow September 24, 2021
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French-Canadian Slang word, specifically from Montreal. Renceur can mean a variety of things ; most often used to describe someone who is a big talker, all talk no action. Someone who makes a lot of commitments but doesn’t follow through. It can also just be someone who is unreliable. Some people also just use it as a regular insult.
(Jean & Baptiste are talking)

Jean - Chpeux tu t’acheté une 3.5 ma gee
Baptiste - Ya bro i gotchu, pull au Park a 3h demain
Jean - Ayt pozzay bro
*next day*
Jean - Criss sa fais 10 minutes que j’latends, azy jvais lappeler
*Jean calls Baptiste*
Jean - Yo bro tu pull quand sfais 10 minutes chtattens

Baptiste - Yo bro mybad j’ai Forget de te dire que j’avais plus de cut a te vendre

Jean - Kiet t un sal Renceur toi
Renceur by Roubi April 24, 2023
Rancour is to have nothing to say or to have no option
I accept it without malice, I have no rancour
rancour by Gyakiebem March 26, 2020

Rancourt 

The life of the party, no one knows exactly how wild he can be till he is in the middle of a party.
"Dude the kid who sits behind me in one of my classes is a complete Rancourt!"
someone that originates from the mishdog
that guys an all round rancer
rancer by ant brownson May 23, 2007
a human who comes from/hangs out in the mish dwag
tom is an all round rancer
rancer by mungett December 14, 2008
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