Search results for 'dan':

dancercise (verb) : to practice an exercise regime that uses dancing steps or movements

In the field, they dancersice every morning.

Submitted by: Anonymous on Apr. 21, 2008 01:30

dancertude (noun) : a sassy feeling; the behavior of being sometimes annoying and/or mean and/or grumpy

That girl has serious dancertude!

Submitted by: Daniel on Apr. 03, 2007 18:22

dancy (adjective) : danceable

That new song is dancy.

Submitted by: Danny D. from California on Jul. 14, 2009 19:41

Danebird (noun) : Another name for a Dragonfly

look at the Danebird!

Submitted by: someone on Oct. 07, 2005 13:02

dang nut (interjection) : — used to express extreme anger or frustration

Oh dang nut!! I forgot my homework on the table!!

Submitted by: Alyssa from New York on Feb. 18, 2007 14:45

dang-er-oozy (interjection) : used to show frustration or any form of anger.

I cant find my book!!! Dang-er-oozy!

Submitted by: lovey dovey from Florida on Jan. 24, 2007 09:54

dank

(adjective) : Used often to refer approvingly to the quality of marijuana and other light narcotics, but additionally can be used to describe quality of food and other items.

Dude, that bud was so dank, I'm floating.

Submitted by: Zip from Florida on Mar. 14, 2007 02:28

(adjective) : Awesome/cool

That hat is dank! —Myka havens, 11-30-05

Submitted by: myka from Ohio on Nov. 30, 2005 18:33

(adjective) : sticky and or potent, especially referring to marijuana

This is some very dank marijuana nugget.

Submitted by: Connor from Minnesota on Oct. 09, 2005 17:14

danker (adjective) : Cooler or better in a more intense way.

That movie was so much danker than the critics said it would be.

Submitted by: Auby from New York on Oct. 26, 2005 11:59

Dansynch (verb) : Dansynch /dan'si[ng]k/ verb, To engage in or perform a dance while pretending to sing or say in synchronization with recorded sound. 2. Lipsynching and dancing to vocal sounds having rhythm, melody, or harmony emanating from any medium or device.

Amie would start dansynching when she hears her favorite song on the radio.

Submitted by: Jerry V. Behimino on Jan. 01, 2007 04:00

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