Dramastically

When a dumbass can't differentiate between the words dramatically and drastically and thinks that this is a real word that can be used in everyday life.

Mike wrote on his lab report that after the variable changed the temperature dramastically increased... and thought that it was a real word. What an Idiot.

by mlvp November 13, 2009

dontastic

adj. 1. To be full of fail, failure. 2. Similar to Trial and Error, but with all trials ending in horrible errors, see Don's birth. 3. Similar to democrat. 4. If at first you don't succeed, failure may be your style.

Quitters never win, winners never quit, but those who never win AND never quit are dontastic.

by donftl January 1, 2008

dantastic

A guy by the name of Danny or Daniel who's Fantastic or something of that manner.

A guy by the name of Danny or Daniel who does something fantastic.

Damn Danny that was Dantastic!

by Danny786208 June 26, 2007

dramastically

When something happens dramatically and drastically. A drastic and dramatic change.

My awesome psych teacher said that when we go back to school, things will change dramastically.

by appleandmango October 20, 2020

Dramastically

(Adv.) In a dramastic manner; when something is outrageously extreme beyond almost all proportion.

Person 1: Did you know using Urban Dictionary once a day can dramastically increase your verbosity?

Person 2: Dramastically?

Person 1: Dramastically!

by Baarakiss March 22, 2009

dramastic

to be dramatic with a touch of drasticness; to be dramatic and drastic at the same time.

Dramastic measures had to be taken in order to insure justice.

by bread infection December 28, 2005

digtastic

1) When you enjoy (dig) something so much that it becomes catagorized as Digtastic.

2) or you may be a digtastic person meaning that you can be very groovey or like to dig holes... a lot. ha

Im feeling the groove of that Electric Six song, its totally digtastic.

by Mugshot June 8, 2007