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

Ape Drape

mullet

"it's short in front and long in back!" ~Vandals

by m0sher September 26, 2003

Draped Up

Referring to the tint on the windows, you can't see in like someone closed the drapes. Drip is the candy paint lookin' wet, like it's gonna drip. 3 six did not invent it... Lil keke's been spittin' that flo since '92.

Rollin' draped up, baller, to keep the sun outcha eyes, smokin' sticks and sippin' bar so you best done realize.

by Assbag666 January 23, 2008

Cum Drape

The act of spreading one's semen all over the body or his/her partner, most often the chest.

Wow, I sure love it when my husband cum drape's my chest!

by Steve January 25, 2004

Drape

A rebel. Opposite of a square. Taken from John Water's classic film Crybaby

My daughter is a good little girl she would never be seen with one of those drapes!

by skept February 7, 2005

drapering

When a man's game is on point for an indefinite period of time - à la Don Draper from the hit television series "Mad Men" - he is said to be "drapering." The term is a derivation of the last name Draper, by route of the gerund Reaganing, as made popular by the series 30 Rock.

Man 1: Dude, I heard Max has had four three-somes this week, and it's only Tuesday!!
Man 2: Yeah, bro, he's been drapering for the past month.

Man 1: Yo, Yvan told off that girl while he was fisting her! What a lad, he's been drapering for a while now.

by respecteves February 25, 2011

Super Duper Flow

A literary technique where a one word rhyme style flow, begins with a metaphor and then ended by a one-word simile related to the metaphor; they are often used as punchlines. Big Sean is cited as creating it.

“Swimming in money try to find me - Nemo,” Drake

"Here's another hit - Barry Bonds" Kanye

“Used to be bottom - scuba/So I’m on the grind - skateboard or scooter/‘Til I am the king of my castle - Koopa.” Big Sean

"Just let them bums blow steam - radiator" Nicki Minaj

“With the super duper flow... Drake really made it more popular, but Drake gave me the credit and was like I really got that from Big Sean.” - Big Sean

by cabanna November 16, 2011