dracular

adjective.

1. Of or resembling Count Dracula.

2. Exhibiting some or all of the characteristics of a vampire.

3. Of or related to vampires.

Maude's pale complexion this morning made her look rather dracular.

My canine teeth are sharp and dracular.

Twilight is a dracular film about glittery, abstinent vampires.

by Bourbon Diction Andy October 6, 2009

dracul

n. Someone who performs oral sex on a woman while she is menstrating.

Jana - Dude, Sicko! Rindy told me what you tried to do last night!
Skeevo - What?!?
Jana - Let's just say I'll be calling you Dracul from now on...

by F. Rodderick Hsu May 19, 2005

dragula

I thought it sounded like jugulaaaa

Dig through the ditches
And Burn through the witches
I slam in the back of my
Dragula!

by lozl September 19, 2003

Dragula

A goth that sleeps all day and wakes up at night, similar to Dracula.

"What the hell is a Dragula?"
"I'd say that's probably a goth who sleeps all day, wakes up at night."

by FunkBoneless August 6, 2017

draculator

(n) The system of needle, tube and bag used to draw blood from a blood donor

The nurse hooked me up to a draculator when I donated blood.

by InspiredBy August 7, 2010

Draculized

verb
To change the color scheme of any object with the combinations of black and red.

I just draculized my paintball gun

by -VADER- October 7, 2009

Draculove

Showing your love from {behove}; biting of the nape of the neck to show affection; (2)

Joe Joe: I wish I was as smooth as Kenny. He seems to get all the fine chicks.

Oswald: Yeah, I know. Chicks love that Draculove move of his.

by kt@dd October 23, 2012