Dramastic

Usually a huge unexpected fuck up followed by lengthy, excuse filled drama. (Alcohol is usually always involved)

Victor missed the chair and hit the ground, spilling multiple beers and knocking a guitar over.
It was so dramastic; he tried to explain how the huge clusterfuck wasn’t his fault for hours.

by Guitarnie September 5, 2021

Dramastic

A word meaning both dramatic and drastic at the same time.

You are being very dramastic right now.

by Katy_K1307 August 31, 2021

Dramastically

A huge change or difference in a short amount of time.

After my 14 day workout, he said my abs looked dramastically better.

by FordDork June 15, 2021

Dramastic

Combination of a drastic situation and a dramatic behaviour.

Person 1: "We could implement the engineer's solution or we could take a dramastic approach and work with the community for a usable solution."

by TooStressed October 10, 2022

dramastically

adverb
A combination of fantastic and dramatic to be used in a situation where an action is especially dramatic. Overly or unnecessarily dramatic.

His position was conveyed dramastically in the meeting.

by Thunderswift October 20, 2022

Dramastic

Fantastically dramatic

That girl was so dramastic in that play this evening.

by anonymous December 16, 2020

Dramastic

Much like the word hangry it’s a combination of two words, (dramatic and drastic).
It’s specifically referring to an event or circumstance as both dramatic and drastic , ie “dramatically drastic”.

He recalled his dramastic escape from the fiery building.

by DBeardsman January 5, 2021