SSD Drive

A misnomer for an SSD. 'SSD' stands for solid state drive, so calling it an 'SSD Drive' would be calling it a 'solid state drive drive'.

Adam: "Yo i just installed an SSD drive in my PC! It's so fast!"
Mark: "... you mean an SSD?"
Adam: "Yeah, the new SSD drive thingy, it makes it go so much faster!"
Mark: "The D in SSD already stands for 'drive', so why are you adding an extra 'drive' to the end? So you're installing a solid state drive drive to your PC?"
Adam: "uhm, i don't know. i just thought that was what it was called, just like an HDD drive."
Mark: "... HARD DISK DRIVE.... DRIVE?!?!?!?!?!?!?!"

by suburban__dictionary April 11, 2023

Driving age

The age you can Drive

I can't Wait for me being at the Driving age

by 459395 March 6, 2022

Drive-By Like

When someone “likes” one of your recent Facebook posts, but when you ask them about it, they have little recollection of having seen it.

“Dude, you “liked” my Facebook post about that chick that i put up Monday, and now you’re acting like you never saw it? Hmmm. Must’ve been a “drive-by like”.

by Rahad Jackson December 31, 2022

Connecticut thumb drive

When you insert your thumb into a Connecticut girls ass while hittin it from behind. Giving you leverage for more thrust.

Jake was saying how he gave Nicole the good ole Connecticut thumb drive last night.

by Phat56Pat January 27, 2023

Heart drive

The equivalent of a sex drive, except romantic rather than sexual.

My heart drive is so high; I love it when my boyfriend gives me cuddles and kisses.

by pyroaqua September 17, 2020

drive stay

The act of throwing toilet paper at a bitch from the bed of a truck then driving away calling said bitch a bitch a few more times. It is important to get away before the bitch catches the truck as the bitch has most likely been angered.

Jake did a drive stay at Dillons house hitting him in the face with toilet paper. Luckily it was 2020 and Dillon needed the toilet paper for his poor ass.

by Un3asyToad December 16, 2020

drive yourself away

a nicer, more polite way of telling someone to gtfo and get lost-in combination and at the same time

Since gtfo by itself is too boorish rude to use, and get lost doesn't cut it anymore because most people have cars, it would probably be more appropriate to use the term drive yourself away; people can drive away from a given situation faster than they can physically 'get lost' by simply walking away.

by Sexydimma January 4, 2014