do rag

A bandana or similar material tied & worn to resemble rag hair restraints used by Black domestics in the Old South. This style do rag has one or two knotted points in front .Original purpose was keeping dirt ,etc from the individuals hair.Now worn for work or style.

Thats a fine looking do rag ! How did you learn to tie it just right? Now let's get to work Johnny.

by BluStarr September 24, 2016

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Having sex on your period, or 'the rags'

I'm so gonna do-rag you tonight Alissa, I don't care how wet it gets

Did she really get do-ragged last night?

by Do-rag bandit December 6, 2017

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do-rag

britney and kevin ferderline style

My do-rag is like off da hook, yo.

by john harris February 14, 2005

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It's under the hat.

"What's under the hat, a do-rag?"

by dickey6969 May 18, 2017

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Dollar Tree Do-rag Man

The only do rags people were anymore because they don't know where to actually buy them. Also the new wave is to cut the man out and post it on random things.

Kid-**needs to build a rocket for school and puts Dollar Tree Do-rag Man on it**(had glitter on it too)
**holding the rocket**
** glitter comes off**
Kid- The dollar Tree do-rag man nutted on me

by tekashicollinsnorth May 25, 2019

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do-rags

A piece of cloth worn over the head.

This fashion trend originated many years ago in the poorer black neighborhoods, where people of African-American descent, most of which had curly hair, used many products to straighten their hair, in order to stand out less, since most Caucasian people had straight hair. The do-rag was used to keep the hair in place while the products took effect, allowing the wearer to straighten their hair while continuing to go about their daily activities.

One of many current fashion trends derived from practices of lower-class members of society used several decades ago.

guy 1: Want some new do-rags?
guy 2: No, my hair is straight enough as it is.

by Adam499 May 6, 2008

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