drift apart

If two people drift apart, they gradually become less friendly and their relationship ends.

I know that you and I have kinda drifted apart, but you're the only person I knew who lived here in the city.

I drift apart from my friends.

by chunyu January 11, 2018

alcoholic drifting

Verb.

The action in which you move from location to location wile drinking (ie. Bar to bar or party to party)

Hey buddy what are you up to this weekend? Up for some alcoholic drifting, I heard of a bunch of sweet parties?

by sdab and sdck April 8, 2010

Jersey Drift

Going from the left most lane on the highway all the way to the right without using a blinker. Usually to make an exit

Bro did you see that guy?? He just cut through all four lanes with no blinker and pulled a jersey drift.

by Random57895 May 31, 2020

Turku drift

Turku drift is when you drift on Finnish snow.

"Now goes the Turku drift"
or in Finnish

"Nyt lähtee Turku drifti"

by Kessu February 28, 2021

Counter-Drift

The act of countering another cars drift.

Accurately predicting another racers drift line and taking an alternate route to prevent a collision or achieve an overtake.

Accurately predicting another racers drift line and taking an alternate route that crosses at greater speed at a later or earlier point, effectively countering their line. Used for overtaking and collision prevention.

I almost hit him, good thing I counter-drifted.

by DiGiTaL DOPE September 2, 2018

Snake Drift

The act of one's penis drifting below their shorts or underwear.

Daniel had a bad case of snake drift when at his friends house.

by Akafyre January 27, 2021

placebo drift

"Placebo drift," is an increase in placebo response rate over the years. This effect has been documented with the use of anti-depressants, where people respond more to the drugs than they did in the past, probably because they expect to be helped.

Placebo drift has been documented with the use of anti-depressants, where people respond more to the drugs than they did in the past, probably because they expect to be helped.

by UW66 March 14, 2010