Poop Draft

The sudden breeze from a bathroom after a person opens the door when finished pooping. Usually resembles the smell of poop.

Did you get the poop draft when I came out of the bathroom?

Yea, I almost passed the fug out.

by ShawnDiesel October 18, 2010

Pandora Drift

While listening to Pandora® this is the period of time inevitably about every 6th song played that the style "drifts" away from style or band chosen.

I was blissing out during my massage to tranquil music when Pandora Drift struck with a beat-laden tune that really crushed my groove...

by TrapperBon-Bon April 15, 2016

Mr Drifter

Someone who crashes their car through someone's front fence when trying to drift their 2 day old car

What happened Mr Drifter?
"I fucken lost it"

by Murderinc3082 November 10, 2020

Full Negative Drift

A state of mind that's purely orgasmic.

Spiritual experience.

"Guys, I'm in full negative drift right now."

by Something_Cool August 4, 2016

catch my drift

slang for
"do u get it?"
"get it?"
"did u get what i sed?"

Gangsta 1: I dont want to see your puss face here no more...catch my drift asshole???
Punk kid 1: yeah,
Gansta 2: now move your sorry white peice of shit butt outta my hood....

by blthrskt July 28, 2008

Lonesome Mississippi Drifters

A musical group from Mississippi that travels the country crafting country western versions of number one hit songs

Bob - "Did you hear the Lonesome Mississippi Drifters' new song? They're really expanding their repertoire!"

Steve - "Yeah, I never knew that the song My Humps was so graphic until I heard the Drifters' version!"

by Get Low October 18, 2009

People Drafting

This is a technique used to navigate large dense crowds, such as those witnessed at large-scale sporting events, or other venues like airports, concerts, and wedding receptions. The technique employs a method not unlike that used in professional racing. To "people draft", you walk behind a person (usually, but not always, a friend) that clears the way for you to travel the same path - yet using less energy to do so. The lead person uses more energy as people move out of the way because they are: 1) warned by verbal and visual cues or 2) are slightly bumped (or in some cases, blatantly pushed) out of the way. Being in the draft position is optimum in most cases - especially if any of the debris (people) become angry that they were pushed - as you can keep your involvement with this debris minimal.

Dude, I was at the carnival chasing after this hot young naughty that had gotten separated from her friends. After a while, I realized I was simply people drafting her, but that was okay because her behind was extremely easy on the eyes. I finally caught up to her and we made it happen.

Steve is the best to people draft behind, because that dude is so fat and has no fear of the debris.

by Chapin November 20, 2006