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dress to the nines

verb

  • very well dressed.
    They were dressed to the nines.

    Last edited on Jun 02 2002. Submitted by Howell on Jun 02 2002.

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dressual

adjective

  • a clothing style that is a mix between "dressy" and "casual".
    We don't have Casual Fridays at work. On Fridays, attire can be dressual.

    Last edited on Sep 28 2015. Submitted by CC San Diego on Sep 27 2015.

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drew

adjective

  • a stupid or silly person/thing

    Last edited on Oct 29 2010. Submitted by Anonymous on Oct 29 2010.

  • someone is whack

    Last edited on Jan 26 2011. Submitted by gringababe from Scranton, PA, USA on Jan 26 2011.

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drib

  • a loser or a dork.
    Charlie's such a drib, man!

    Last edited on May 13 2011. Submitted by Dareka from Philadelphia, PA, USA on Mar 26 1999.

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dribs and drabs

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driemk

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drienk

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drier than a popcorned fart

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drift

verb - intransitive

  • To perform an advanced turn in a car involving horizontal sliding of the wheels to achieve a sharper turn angle.
    This nut tried to drift in my building's parking lot! Ended up totaling my car and two others besides his own. I just hope he has good insurance.

    Last edited on Oct 11 2010. Submitted by Lurking Grue from University of South Carolina: General Information, 901 Sumter St # 207, Columbia, SC 29201, USA on Oct 09 2010.

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