Draper drawer

n. A drawer containing information such as letters, deeds, and photographs about one's sordid past or secret identity; inspired by Don Draper from the hit TV show Mad Men

Once his old lady found his Draper drawer, she filed immediately for divorce

by Joan Holloway November 18, 2009

Betty Draper Eyes

Like Bette Davis Eyes, except she sees everything as if she was still a spoiled little girl instead of an adult.

Responsibility always causes sighs,

she's got Betty Draper Eyes.

by far2drnk June 12, 2012

Drapey

The act of hanging on someone while intoxicated. Like drapes or drapery.

He's getting a little drapey for my likes. He's so hot i would like him to be drapey on me.

by Billydeewilliams September 12, 2014

Don Draper

Bad motherfucking ad man from the show Mad Men. Enjoys such pastimes as drinking scotch at work, making chauvinistic comments to women, and getting laid whenever he pleases. An American icon.

Yo, I got myself a new "WWDDD" bracelet, so whenever I'm unsure I can ask myself What Would Don Draper Do? and it's all good.

by slevin_123 December 19, 2008

Draperstown

A useless shithole in Northern Ireland famed for its wankers in D-Turbos, 405's and Caviliers amongst other crap, who race up and down the main street like dick heads thinking that they are 'hard'

Michael raced up and down Draperstown main street in his shitty cavilier thinking he was hard! wanker!

by Superior_Intellect May 14, 2009

Draper

Verb. As in Don Draper of TV's "Mad Men." To Draper something means to blow it out of the water beyond a resonable doubt to the point where everyone else in the room wants to kill themselves because they just realized they'll never even come close to being you.

I was Drapering my presentation until my business partner started making derogatory remarks about their culture and related stereotypes.

by TheLatinSnake August 27, 2010

drapering

When a man's game is on point for an indefinite period of time - à la Don Draper from the hit television series "Mad Men" - he is said to be "drapering." The term is a derivation of the last name Draper, by route of the gerund Reaganing, as made popular by the series 30 Rock.

Man 1: Dude, I heard Max has had four three-somes this week, and it's only Tuesday!!
Man 2: Yeah, bro, he's been drapering for the past month.

Man 1: Yo, Yvan told off that girl while he was fisting her! What a lad, he's been drapering for a while now.

by respecteves February 25, 2011