Short for deredere (デレデレ), the counterpart of tsuntsun (ツンツン). Usually, but not always in reference to anime or manga.
1. Exhausted.
2. Lovestruck.
3. When a person becomes spoony in front of his/her lover
1. Exhausted.
2. Lovestruck.
3. When a person becomes spoony in front of his/her lover
Person 1: My friend used to hate playing MMOs, but recently they've been drawing him in again.
Person 2: He's so dere.
Person 2: He's so dere.
by Gurren Lagann Squad July 15, 2010
by Aziaziad December 4, 2003
A slang term used by french cape bretoners at the end of pretty much every sentence. Supposed to mean there but wouldnt make sense if it did.
by The French Cape Bretoner October 20, 2005
Pronounced like dairy, a term derived from 'derelict' to be used as a friendly insult amongst friends, most commonly after a blunt is smoked and someone either gets lost or drops something
Donnie had to drive 2 miles to his house, but in his haze ended up in another county, when told this, i responded, WHAT A DERE!
by K_Dizzle May 22, 2007
In modern Japanese, deredere means exhausted lovestruck, (see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tsundere) or just plain lazing about.
by ianix October 23, 2008
by Jack Barret April 26, 2007
by Razukin December 2, 2002