by Who Is She Podcast July 30, 2020
Dry bannock vibes are used when someone’s being real dry or when you see something rugged a white (moonyaw) does that’s disrespectful to indigenous culture
by Rezzkiddaniele March 23, 2021
An adjective to describe something that is great, awesome, or P, because of its positive potential. The opposite of Wet Powder, which is lame, useless and not P.
JJ: Did you see that new bar?
DJ: Sharkey’s in Philly?
JJ: Yeah, it’s in a great location, it has a lot of potential!
DJ: That’s some Dry Powder!
DJ: Sharkey’s in Philly?
JJ: Yeah, it’s in a great location, it has a lot of potential!
DJ: That’s some Dry Powder!
by JJ-DJ Show September 28, 2022
I made some scrambled eggs in my Dry Cooker
by joviravi January 17, 2022
Using another's name for personal gain like for leverage and/or extortion without that person's knowledge.
by Hank42 January 17, 2023
A dry Donna is the opposite of a wet Willy. It’s wet willy’s cousin; It’s when you stick your finger in someone’s ear, and you totally fake them out because it is totally dry instead of being wet.
This one time on Dead and Co. Tour, a friend of mine had told me I had dropped my pocket so I turned around and gave him a Dry Donna.
by Lee Hunter42 August 16, 2021