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Negro de pinga that escaped the cotton field. Loves Kentucky fried chicken. Reward $100
El negro Duardy se me escapó del cero.
duardy by Duardy November 26, 2018
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Duard is a guardian who will protect his family in the toughest times he will not stand by while his family is struggling he will step in and do anything possible to help his family get back on their feet
Will you release the Duard inside you?
duard by DEF Queen 101 November 26, 2017
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An interjection started in the game TagPro, which means, "fuck me" or "goddammit."
For the love of duards, how did I screw that up.
duards by lifebytraffic August 11, 2021
Known in the medical world as Vesling's Line, it is the raphe (ridge) that results from the closure and fusing of the scrotum toward the midline during a particular phase of fetal development. Duardo is the non-medical term for this.
After accidentally doing the splits, I split my ball sack, right along my duardo. Took three operations to get it back to normal.
Duardo by david_johnson February 26, 2010

dardy sing. 

a term used to describe a person who is extremely good looking.
unna look dere at dat dardy sing. he's lubly trueee.
dardy sing. by mdawg2111 November 20, 2013

noong dardy 

hey look over there that guys fucking that chick

NOONG DARDY
noong dardy by notadoosh January 4, 2010
The coolest of cool, nothing else can compare to something so cool
Eh brah that mob bin too dardy for diz mob dere, or dem mob dere, or any mob brah, dardy brah, dardy
dardy by Martin unna September 19, 2005
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