draggin ass

1. Tired. 2. As if to be so tired that one's own ass is a burden to carry.

Ex. It's two o'clock, if I don't get some sleep I'm going to be draggin ass tomorrow at work.

by Last of the Kmart Shoppers July 11, 2006

Drag up

To get pissed off at a construction site and you tell them cock suckers to 'load your box'

those bastards want me to string leads all over the boiler house. Fuck it imma drag up. LOAD MY BOX!

by Welder77 April 19, 2009

Stag N' Drag

When a couple has a big party to raise money for their wedding or honeymoon. Generally, it`s an all-day affair and you tend to have games to help entice people to give money. Prizes can be anything but it's usually liquor or money. You don`t have to just invite the guest list... anyone can come. The more, the merrier!! It`s usually not an elegant affair. A barbeque or picnic styled stag n` drag is common. The parties are thrown anywhere from several months before the wedding to two weeks before. Originated in Pennsylvania.

We raised a ton of money at my Stag N' Drag.

Jen got totally smashed her Stag N' Drag.

by Lady Rose February 4, 2010

drag

1. a bummer, an event or item that is not enjoyable or makes life less enjoyable

2. an inhalation from a cigarette

3. someone who dresses up in clothes of the opposite gender for fun or sexual pleasure, often having a different persona/lifestyle for this dress up

1. That party was a real drag, man.

2. Can I bum a drag?

3. Allyson is her drag queen name!

by Laureltree April 12, 2008

drag queen

A man who dresses in female clothing for entertainment purposes, such as Ru Paul and Danny La Rue. Can be distinguished from a man playing a "straight" female role, such as Danny Schiller as Dolly in the film "Personal Services". Drag queens wear exaggerated costumes and makeup, and often present a caricature of the most flamboyant kind of actress or singer. Drag queens are fairly likely to be gay, unlike crossdressers who are usually hetero.

The etymology of the word "drag" has absolutely nothing to do with Shakespeare or his contemporaries. There is no such stage direction as "DRessed As a Girl" in the Tudor period; that idea was invented in the 1980's as a film joke. "Drag" actually comes from the long skirts that dragged on the floor in the 1870's when the word was first used in print. The phrase "Drag queen" first appeared in print in 1941.

"Ru Paul is one of the best-known drag queens in America."
"Look at that girl with the foot-high hairdo and the sparkly eyeshadow. She looks like a drag queen."

by Kay Armstrong May 19, 2013

Sheet Draggers

Titties so big they drag on the sheets when a woman crawls across the bed.

Dude did you see the sheet draggers on that chick? They have to be like double E titties.
Fucking a dude!

by AssHoleJarHead August 28, 2010

What A Drag

Phrase used for showing distaste for a situation. Mostly used for something that disrupts pleasurable (often illegal) activates, or requires too much work. “What a Drag” can be used after any major request, or statement.

"Man, that cop busted me with my Jane! What a drag...",

by Nex Vultuosus April 22, 2008