The perfect brunch cocktail - one part Pama liqueur and three parts Prosecco, with a fresh raspberry in the bottom of the glass to soak up the booze. Yummy!
We had six flutes of Dread Queen apiece with our brunch, and then we passed out.
Once you drink the Dread Queen, you realize Mimosas are for light weights.
Once you drink the Dread Queen, you realize Mimosas are for light weights.
by Johnette October 14, 2011

by miket March 5, 2005

by J. Nichols J. Newsome April 11, 2008

"I really should comb my hair, but it's gonna be hard to get out this dread bun."
"I can't even sift my fingers through my hair because it's such a dread bun."
"I can't even sift my fingers through my hair because it's such a dread bun."
by Mr. Heald August 22, 2008

by Eh, Mon. March 22, 2004

The moment when a dreadlocked personage realises that they have a dread trapped in the office shredder.
Usually accompanied by a scream for assistance, the dread shred victim can only hope that the shredder becomes clogged or full before the dread is wrenched out at the root, or worse, their entire head begins to be grinded to pulp.
The victim of a dread shred should clearly realise that there is only suffering ahead before the situation gets any better.
Usually accompanied by a scream for assistance, the dread shred victim can only hope that the shredder becomes clogged or full before the dread is wrenched out at the root, or worse, their entire head begins to be grinded to pulp.
The victim of a dread shred should clearly realise that there is only suffering ahead before the situation gets any better.
by Tongueless Ghost of Sin August 6, 2009

The Dreaded Effect is a well known psychological principal that snaps kids like twigs, makes them ragequit and reminds them that they're trash.
It has at times lead to a very diplo response from certain parties who are infact breaded rather than dreaded.
It has at times lead to a very diplo response from certain parties who are infact breaded rather than dreaded.
by Thunderpain January 23, 2020
