dauncey 

(adj.) being, acting or looking horrendous; can describe people, places and things.

Barry Manilow is dauncey.

Parts of Vermont are really dauncey.

Stop acting so dauncey.

Not only is that FUPA grotesque, it's the definition of dauncey.

dauncey by Donald C. Pobes November 11, 2008

Dauncey 

Not feeling all that great. May also mean person, place, thing not looking all that great. The first known use of the term in mainstream was from I Love Lucy in 1952 where she goes to the doc and finds out she's pregnant. The character mentioned her grandma "making the word up". It's uncertain if it's the character grandma or actress's real life grandma who made it up, or claimed to. Alternative spelling dauncey.

Good heavens, I'm feeling rather dauncey. I hope I've not caught cv19!

Dauncey by Sir Carlton September 25, 2020

dauncy 

somewhat tired, not peppy, not quite "at oneself."

"I think I'll not do much this afternoon. I feel a little dauncy."

dauncy by Beth Ann Bassein September 22, 2007

dauncy 

A word used to describe feeling icky, blechy, or blugh.

Are you sick? Do you have a headache? Upset stomach? Cold? Cough? ---No, I just feel sort of dauncy.

dauncy by Stacy Z. November 9, 2005

Dancey 

The fizzy feeling you get inside of you that makes you wanna dance, dance, dance (:

1. When I won the bet, knowing I had just gained 50 bucks made me feel ever so dancey.

2. When you're at a rave, you can't avoid the feeling of danciness inside of your tummy.

3. You're so adorable, you make me feel dancey.

Dancey by uniPORN February 6, 2009

Daunce 

Scrub, Novice, some one who is uncoordinated. With really no reason to live, other than to be the team daunce.

"What a daunce!" "wow look at that kid daunce it up"

Guy1-"dude that girl is so hot"
Guy2-"dude who?"
Guy1-"the one near the pool"
Guy2-" thats my mom you dance!!!!"

Daunce by Laxman70 April 14, 2010

dancey-dance 

A particularly happy dance, best described as an improvised jazz-hand influenced skank-like dance.

'When I'm jovial, I do the dancey-dance!'

dancey-dance by Stephen W. Thomas May 14, 2005