drag off

To be successful in picking up someone to have sex with; to score; to pull; to get lucky. Said to be a common expression in Newfoundland. Used as both a transitive and intransitive verb.

"He's amazing. He can drag off every time we go out on George Street."

"I'd love to drag him off tonight. Or him. Or her."

by only Louise January 14, 2008

Drag Berty

the lead singer of the Used in Drag

'Drag Berty is looking awfuly fine tonight'

by mcrgroupie May 29, 2005

drag bunt

descretely farting while passing through a crowd of people

Bob layed down a drag bunt as he passed through the crowd at the Phish concert. When he turned back to admire his work he sadly realized none of the soilies had noticed.

by DBR October 10, 2004

drag queen

The word "drag" comes from William Shakespeare at the time when women were not allowed to be actresses in theater. It means "Dressed As Girl" to design a male actor playing the part of a female. Hence the word today used for male tranvestites as women.

Look at those men dressed as women. They are all drag queens.

by nicoparadis March 31, 2008

Ball Drag

The high pitch 'squeal' which happens when someone's voice is breaking, usually around the age of 13.

Note:It is not restricted to pubescent teens, any male of any age can ball drag. The feminine version is a labia wiggle.

You left your wheel chair at the b-AAAAAAA-r
To which some one will shout "BALL DRAG"

by c-bas June 07, 2010

Dragging it Around

When the male ejaculates inside the female, she sits up and drags it around; leaving cum stains.

After all that, I feel like i will be dragging it around town...

by Lawra February 20, 2009

drag hag

A woman who loves the company of drag queens.

Meis is such a drag hag. She goes to this gay bar every weekend with Tequila, Marilyn and Devina. Tequila, Marilyn and Devina dress like women but are actually men.

by Eveline May 10, 2006