by lisa November 12, 2003
a der is slang for giving head. Used in conversations where the parties describing the act use the word as a substitute for the actual word, usually in mixed company.
Scene: at a crowded party
Candi: Did you see Jonathon over there?
Cyndi: Sure, I just got done giving him a der in the bathroom.
Candi: Did you see Jonathon over there?
Cyndi: Sure, I just got done giving him a der in the bathroom.
by jack3684527 July 12, 2006
by UMBRIDGE WANT UR BAD ROMANCE January 03, 2011
a person or persons that's IQ does not excede 45 who can't spell imperfection and makes sentences like the following:
" Brad and I were on lunch BREAD.."
notice the bread. The bread that doesn't belong.
" Brad and I were on lunch BREAD.."
notice the bread. The bread that doesn't belong.
by AndrewIShilarious August 07, 2006
1.) just something to say when bored and have nothing to say
2.) a response to when someone says something extremely obvious
2.) a response to when someone says something extremely obvious
by Bandaide July 09, 2005
by Monica Thomas October 10, 2007
1. The sound that is heard when a person who has a severe hick, southern accent is speaking.
2. The act of mocking someone who has a severe hick, southern accent.
3. A way to shut someone up when they are talking nonsense; or aggressively babbling to prove a point.
2. The act of mocking someone who has a severe hick, southern accent.
3. A way to shut someone up when they are talking nonsense; or aggressively babbling to prove a point.
1. "Y'all, I went down der to ber der der da der der and I shot me a big ass deer da der der der.. and then I got in my Ford Powerstroke Diesel F350 Dooly pickup and der der der da der dered out to my ranch and gutted that sonofabitch.. der der and now we gonna have us a venison der deroff!"
2./3. Hick #1: Well my daddy's got a bigger truck than yo'daddy and he well..
Hick #2: Ah, Der der der da der der der!
2./3. Hick #1: Well my daddy's got a bigger truck than yo'daddy and he well..
Hick #2: Ah, Der der der da der der der!
by Bulverde June 27, 2006