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delozier 

Delozier’s are super fun, and definitely adventurious. They are people everyone wants to be around. Delozier’s enjoy traveling to different sites and attractions. They have many partys, and are night owls (which means they can/like to stay up late. When In the car Delozier’s turn up the music and rock out. When at home it’s normally outside playing games or sports, inside is watching tv. Delozier’s are amazing, brave, and not afraid to take a risk every once in a while.
Ok my gosh it’s the Delozier’s, We should go hang out with them!!!!
delozier by Jeffery.bambing January 9, 2018
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DeLozier 

Eastern Pennsylvanian for “The Loser” but can also be used to define one who leeches off the government.
Man, look at that DeLozier over there waiting in line for Nickleback tickets.
DeLozier by Les Wilson May 26, 2021
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