drooth

A Scottish term "
“Nae much left sonny, an I’ve still a terrible drooth upon me.”

Translated: Drooth: extreme need of a drink /dryness/drought

"Kerry drank so much man juice last night, her Drooth did not recede until evening"

by batumi 95 July 25, 2014

Dottie

Slang for a shotgun

Coined in south London around the Brixton and Kennington area

shotties and big boy dotties

by DAn15X April 12, 2017

Dotting

In MMORPGs and other games, dotting is the act of inflicting a Damage over Time (DoT) spell or ability on another entity. As the name suggests, DoT abilities deal their total potential damage over a period of time rather than as an instant but non-persistent attack.

1. I managed to shank that bastard Gnome, but he'd just dotted me so we both died.

2. Dotting someone is ~70% less manly than skull-crushing them with a giant mace.

by Filthy Rogue October 5, 2007

drottleneck

another word for resin, from dog herb

"we'll go get some drottleneck"

by Tom Hayward and Mason November 19, 2004

Drotastic

something that is so fucking amazing that dro doesn't quite say it. therefore drotastic was born!!!

Dude, our new hats are so drotastic!!!

by prettyylittleeliarss January 27, 2008

dottitude

1. In texting or internet chatting, when someone replies to you with more than one period. In real life, they would be getting an attitude with you, but this isn't real life, it is the internet!

Matthew just replied to my text with "...", that boy is giving me dottitude.

by Wyattattack December 9, 2011

Dotted or Feathered?

A very common response to any sentence that includes the word "Indian". It is to distinguish the indigenous peoples of India from the Native Americans.

Intellectual person #1 "So I was talking to my Indian acquaintance last night...."

Intellectual person #2 "Dotted or feathered?"

Intellectual person #1 "Definitely dotted."

by NecroAssassin9 December 8, 2014