Draper

Verb. As in Don Draper of TV's "Mad Men." To Draper something means to blow it out of the water beyond a resonable doubt to the point where everyone else in the room wants to kill themselves because they just realized they'll never even come close to being you.

I was Drapering my presentation until my business partner started making derogatory remarks about their culture and related stereotypes.

by TheLatinSnake August 27, 2010

Draper

Lame, cute, funny, wierd, nice, sexy, could be used for any definition.

don't be a draper

by Tyreeee March 8, 2009

Draper

The awesomest last name you could possibly have.
a draper is usually slighty very overweight. but still so fricken amazing that he makes the awesomest guy ever look like crap. a BIG crap. in fact, next to a draper, there is no awesomest guy ever. unless his last name is Draper.

bob: THAT GUY IS SO AWESOME!!!!
bill: no dah, his last name is draper.

by lolololololwarph September 7, 2011

Draper

Used to describe a person who is loyal, and who loves his/her family. This person is trustworthy, and they exude love.

I wish I was more Draper-like. I want to be nicer.

by Koolgetlaid May 22, 2017

Draper

To "draper" is to blow someone off, no matter how important, for something more self-indulgent.

Even though the Lucky Strike presentation is due today, I think I'll draper the afternoon and go bang my kid's teacher instead.

by punchmyface December 15, 2010

Draper

An intriguing specimen that has a tendency to overstay his dinners and dog the boys.

Fucking Draper

by AlDrag July 16, 2018

draper

A term commonly used in describing a group (i.e. of family members, a clan, a town, friends, etch.) of avid child rapers.

Them? Oh, they're all drapers. I'd stay away.

by Johnny Sanzabar November 16, 2006