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A form of gender play in which an individual dresses and applies makeup to exaggerate certain features. They may then display their work through "shows" in which they dance, lip-synch or or sing with their real voice (usually reserved for the more talented). Those involved are sometimes called female or male "impersonators", but usually drag queens or drag kings. Either gender may "impersonate" the other, or choose to impersonate a satired hyperbole of one's own (ie there are female drag queens). Most often, drag is a form of entertainment, and is considered by some to be an art form. Person number one: "Oh, look, a female impersonator."
Person number two: "Drag is hardly impersonation. When was the last time you saw a female wearing that many sequains with that much hair and makeup?" |
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Inhaling smoke from a cigarette or joint. Having a puff or hit. "Can I bum a drag offa ya cigga."
"Here, have a drag of this spliff, it will take away all your pain." |
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An unwelcome sutation; a hardship; You have to drive all the way uptwon to get him? Man, that's a drag.
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Acronym for DRessed As a Girl. Commonly used by Transgendered persons to describe a state of overall appearence and attire.
antonym: DRAB Before going out, I got DRAG in my new leather mini and and boots.
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To take a hit off a cigarette. "Dragging on a cigarette"
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The primary commercial street in a smaller city. There aren't any titty bars in this town, but if there were, they would be on the main drag.
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An annoying/boring person could be concidered a "drag"
Used widely among stoners Larry is a drag. Larry gets stoned and just stares at the wall and eats airheads.
In a sentance: "Hey you son of a bitch quit being such a drag, I'm coming off my high now" |
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