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▪ I. der
obs. form of dare v., dear, deer.
▪ II. der, int. colloq. (Brit., Austral., and N.Z.). Sometimes depreciative.
Brit. |dəː|, U.S. |dər|
Forms: 19– der, 19– derr, 19– dur, 19– durr; Forms with r occurring three or more times are also occas. attested.
[Imitative of a sound expressing inarticulacy or incomprehension. Compare duh int.]
Implying that another person has said something foolish or extremely obvious, or done something stupid. Cf. duh int.
1979K. Lette & G. Carey Puberty Blues 46 ‘Oh der,’ moaned Boardie sarcastically. 1996H. Fielding Bridget Jones's Diary (1997) 10 Lost? Durr! what are we going to do with you? Come on in! 2001FHM Feb. 12/2 You state that a domestic cat can hold its breath under water for 30 seconds. Well der! Moggies can't even swim! And it would die! |