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"you know lancers dad is a bit messed up"
Lancer by derpderpyeetyeet December 10, 2018
Lancer is a character in Deltarune who is the "bad guy" in the beginning, but later on, loses a battle to join your team. He has also become a meme because of his silliness, and various faces.
Man: "Yo did you play Deltarune yet?"
Man 2:"Of course dude! Lancer is my favorite character!"
Lancer by My Pseudonym is here now. January 31, 2019
The Secret Service's code name for President John F. Kennedy from 1961-63. Perhaps given because of his sexual escapades, which, in those days people kept discreet and private.
"Are you with Lancer at Glen Ora?"
"Yes, and then we have to escort him to Camp David."
"Roger, we'll stand by if you need further back up."
Lancer by Georgetown Set July 6, 2012
Napoleonic era. A type of light cavalry unit that was armed with a lance. They were used to harass retreating troops. Lances had been retired, but after a group of Polish lancers defeated an entire group of British forces, many countries brought the lance back in. Some countries, like Prussia, had Uhlans, which are the same thing.
We're screwed, it's the Polish lancers!
lancer by Galloping Ghost June 16, 2005
The best bad guy in a video game. The coolest and raddest person. Is also a very good boy.
Lancer is a very good boy, although his dad doesn't treat him the way he deserves to be treated.
Lancer by SeapKeep December 23, 2018
A weapon in Gears of War that shoots up to 60 bullets in one magazine and when you melee with it, a chainsaw is activated. However, to get the chainsaw to work, you must have the B button down for longer than 1 second. The lancer is a strategic weapon and sometimes counters a shotgun. If you camp with the lancer and use chainsaw when people come by, i'm sure you'd get a decent ammount of kills with it.
Mike: Yo, I'm gonna camp with the lancer.
Scott: No dude, we need you at Boomshot!
Mike: Screw you
*Mike kills all 4 COGs with the chainsaw
Scott: Whatever
Lancer by Adam Grieshober January 2, 2007
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Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
According to the boffins downstairs, the murderer used a serrated blade.
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