Demander

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Someone that lots of boys or girls want to get with, either for a one night stand or a long-term relationship; Someone who is so popular he/she doesn't have time to hangout with everyone that wants to hangout. Urban Dictionary

That thing that you watch, after paying 5$ then sit in your room crying about what you did. and yes, your parents will see, "Chezkelsovokian Virgins Unleashed 34" on the bill. Urban Dictionary

To request something in a forceful urgent manner Urban Dictionary

1. To be prepared to provide a good or service immediatly. 2. A prostitute or person who is ready and willing at a moments notice to go to a location and perform sexual acts, either for free or a fee, and is usually highly desired for their services. 3. A cable- provided form of watching television by which previously aired programs (usually not worth watching) are accessed by a user via their Digital Cable box to be viewed (either for free or for a small fee) for a period of 24 hours. The user can control the program as if it were on DVD or VHS. Urban Dictionary

To get something "on demand" or "on-demand" is to get it whenever you want it, usually using the Internet. Urban Dictionary

Your wife Urban Dictionary

A program found in the Comcast Digital Cable menu. Turn to channel 1 and the screen will turn black for a few seconds and will say: One Moment Please. Then this menu will show up and you pick the categories, movies, shows, and music. The HBO, Cinemax, Starz, Showtime & TMC On-Demand is free. The other movies, which are brought to you by Comcast, which are new releases within 2-3 years will cost you about $2.00-$4.00. Urban Dictionary

When someone who (usually a tyrannical narcissist psychopath or sociopath that : intently & insisting by Demanding with the authority , commanding Urban Dictionary

An absurd commandment. Urban Dictionary

The act of constantly whining and making "MERRRRR"-like sounds in order to get exactly what you want. Usually followed by a high pitched laugh and complete denial of ones own demanding If demands are not met, demander gets in a BIG FAT MOOD until you feel guilty and give in to the demand. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to demander:
demander, demanded, demande, desander, demandar, demandeur, demand, meander, reminder, remainder, dander, defender, leander, decanter, pomander, remanded, demands, germander, deader, mander, menander, detainder, deaner, emender, evander, degender, deranger, neander, melander, depender, demanda, levander, dender, selander, demanders, devanter, devancer, demades, helander.

Adjectives that are often used to describe demander:
mendier, light, strong, net, infinite, individual, high, major, moderate, clamorous, only, french, low, marginal, limitless, particular, monopsonistic, ultimate, fit, monopsony, sole, final, largest, intense, warm.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective demander:
banks, justice, haultesse.

Consonant match to demander:
demand a, demand d, demand do, demand due, demand e, demand he, demand her, demand high, demand how, demand i, demand who.

Words that sound like demander:
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