derr
another word for duh. when someone says something idiotic, and you want to say “duh” in a much more sophisticated way, you should say “derr”
-is your mom hot?
– derr.
pr-nounced: duhr, or durr. a “derr” is a person with special needs, or a person who is acting idiotic.
“you’re a derr”, “look at that derr”, “derr”!!
a word used to infer the unintelligence of an individual, item or anything else when mocking them
derr i’m kate perry, i think that i have a m-ssive bust
derr i’m legal system, i give criminals rights
a stupid or weird and socially awkward person
stupid dumb weirdo socially awkward creeper
alex is so pretty and popular, but that lisa is just a derr
one who has strength, wisdom, and great physiqueness.
my boyfriend is such a derr. =]
1/ a sound generally attributed to those with mental afflictions making more articulate use of oral communication impossible.
2/ a sound used to mock said people.
2/ “derr, look at me! i’m stupid!”
a person who is acting stupid or being a dumb-ss. you can also use it instead of calling somebody stupid, a dumb-ss, b-tch, etc.
guy: you’re a sl-t.
girl: well you’re a derr.
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