Dragoon

An incredibly hot boy! Often intelligent, kind-hearted, and with good leadership skills. Dragoons know how to please their ladies!
That boy toy is a Dragoon..
by Pseudonymanym April 27, 2005
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Dragoon

Any male with long hair
Look at that Dragoon!
by AdrianG April 16, 2017
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Dragoon

A warrior who uses the power of dragons to attack. Wear armor with helmets that look like a dragon is consuming their face, weild javelins, lances and spears, can jump into the air to attack. (kinda like flying)
FFIV-Kain
FFV-Job Class
FFVII-Cid
FFIX-Freya and Fratley
FFTactics-Job Class
FFX- Kimahri
Chrono Cross-soldiers under General Viper
by O' Shrouded One December 09, 2003
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Dragoon

a group of people in neon orange playing soccer that shit all over everyone else
The Dragoons
by The Dragoon January 12, 2010
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Dragoon

Noun-Kick ass support orientated warriors with lances that jump and make the bad guys fall down.

Verb- To go crazy wasabi on someone and totally give pwnage.

Adjective- yesplsthxforurmunny.gov
Wow look at that Dragoon go....he missed and broke his legs...

DAMN he just went dragoon on his ass and took him down!
by Moofer September 03, 2003
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Dragooned

verb - Dragooned, Dragoon-ing, Dragoons

verb, transitive:
Dragoon
1. Slang - To take advantage of; cheat
Dragooned
2. Slang - To be taken advantage of; cheated

phrasal verb:
Dragoon around
1. Slang - To act or fool around aimlessly or in a confused way and accomplish nothing
verb, transitive:
1. Well it's about time to go Dragoon the troops.
2. I said I wanted to get posted and then I got Dragooned out of my LDA in Gagetown.

phrasal verb:
1. We were just Dragooning around and didn't learn anything on exercise.
by Joe Dude January 25, 2011
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dragoon

Holy rock and roll, let's step away from the game console and come back to reality for a bit. REAL DEFINITION: A dragoon is an elite member of the military forces, most notably with respect to cavalry. It is somewhat obsolete these days. The British and and the Americans both had them in the War of 1812.
by santa_anna August 21, 2004
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