dreeger
(dr-EE-JUR) an under the skin zit, named after Larry Dreeger who is known for them. Also called a lurker.
dreeger by truebloodgal February 7, 2010
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dregger
"That Kevin Federline is a dregger."
Deeger
Deeger by stafford_infection March 15, 2011
dredger
Dredger. A person who illegally mines for gold using suction mining machinery and dive gear to suck up the gold laying in the bottom of rivers or streams. Often hiding using under water exhausts on their pumps, camoflage and operating under the cover of night. The rough living dredger caught up in his gold fever risking it all to get that gold!
dredger by Bryan Hayne November 25, 2013
drewger
Drewger
Three headed mythical creature. Usually depicted as a three headed griffon. One head looks towards the past, one stare into the furture and the third looks at the current time. This creature was said to rule wisdome and knowledge. Three griffon heads displayed on a family shield is also denoted as the sign of a Drewger. Someone who seeks knowledge or wisdom is also known as a Drewger. Drewging—the act of learning more than is necessary.
Three headed mythical creature. Usually depicted as a three headed griffon. One head looks towards the past, one stare into the furture and the third looks at the current time. This creature was said to rule wisdome and knowledge. Three griffon heads displayed on a family shield is also denoted as the sign of a Drewger. Someone who seeks knowledge or wisdom is also known as a Drewger. Drewging—the act of learning more than is necessary.
drewger by Drew Maystein September 21, 2005
dreager1
an idiot on the Internet that makes stupid battles has a dumb blog wanks bass as if bass is unbeatable when he's not downplays the one above all in every battle because he apparently has no feats and uses the same argument over and over again.
friend 1 what is a battle that made you so bruh. friend 2 this dude named dreager1 this guy is just idiotic to where the point I can't describe him just search up Elsa vs the one above all and you'll see what I'm talking about. friend 1 how the hell does Elsa beat the one above all. friend 2 because he has no feats. friend 1 you are right this guy really is idiotic.
dreager1 by Unknown user 2553 November 13, 2022
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Precedes or follows either a gratuitously disrespectful or honest remark, originated in New York City. Used in similar fashion to "no offense" or "to be honest," interchangeably.
Ya mans is wild buns, respectfully. Respectfully he's washed.
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murderhobo
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