drag

The primary commercial street in a smaller city.

There aren't any titty bars in this town, but if there were, they would be on the main drag.

by Some Old Geezer September 10, 2006

drag

To take a hit off a cigarette.

"Dragging on a cigarette"

by commonwealth1325 October 19, 2003

drag

A form of gender play in which an individual dresses and applies makeup to exaggerate certain features. They may then display their work through "shows" in which they dance, lip-synch or or sing with their real voice (usually reserved for the more talented). Those involved are sometimes called female or male "impersonators", but usually drag queens or drag kings. Either gender may "impersonate" the other, or choose to impersonate a satired hyperbole of one's own (ie there are female drag queens). Most often, drag is a form of entertainment, and is considered by some to be an art form.

Person number one: "Oh, look, a female impersonator."
Person number two: "Drag is hardly impersonation. When was the last time you saw a female wearing that many sequains with that much hair and makeup?"

by Atropis July 30, 2008

drag

Refers to something that is not good, or something that goes wrong. However, it is used more often ironically or jokingly.

"What a drag!" (instead of "This sucks!" or "This blows!" or "What a bummer!")

"Life is a drag."

by Elaine C January 6, 2009

drag

hurt badly ; getting hurt

If you hurt my best friend I will drag you.

by Agroh29 May 7, 2015

drag

to take a puff'a weed

he took anotha drag on his joint

by MeE July 14, 2003

drag

From Shakespeare -

Dress Resembling A Girl

RuPaul is a drag queen and she rocks the house.

by Sam I Am, really April 25, 2010