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delusional dally (verb, informal, sarcastic) 1. To make bold or baseless claims in an argument, only to retreat, deflect, or vanish once confronted with facts. • “He started ranting about flat earth theories, but the moment I showed him photos from space, he pulled a delusional dally.” 2. To waste time in debate by clinging to false beliefs without genuine intent to engage or defend them. 3. Can be recognized as a “social dance move” - “He hit the delusional dally — step one: make a wild claim, step two: dodge the facts, step three: disappear like it never happened.”
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