dramastically

A combination of "drastic" and "dramatic".

Blue is dramastically different from red.

by Tim Gardiner December 18, 2006

dramastically

ultimate change or severe alteration, a combination of the words dramatically and drastically

She changed dramastically from the last time I saw her when she had pig tails and braces.

by Alley -cat March 19, 2008

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by awesome_kitty July 10, 2018

Dramatic

1. When someone is overly emotional, can't get their way.

2. When a muthafucka always think they are being a smarty pants.

The girl is always a cry baby and/or bitchin' when she can't get her way.

She smacks her lips, pout, moan and groan until she hear a yes. Dramatic

by Rachel Tammy October 30, 2017

anti-dramatic

Akin to "anti-climactic;" when one anticipates an event will be rife with drama, but said event unfolds without the drama.

I thought for sure Juanita would kill me when the lie detector said I had cheated on her with her sister, but she was uncharacteristically subdued, since the paternity test proved that our baby was by another man--the whole thing was strangely anti-dramatic.

by Chris Goldrup August 18, 2010

dramastically

A combination of dramatically and drastically. I almost used it for an article a few moments ago, completely without checking this site.

Her life was dramastically changed after she quite smoking.

by Romis April 9, 2006

dramastically

A dramatic over reaction to a relatively minor incident by which the individual attempts to draw attention from onlookers in order to ellicit a sympathetic response.

Bill behaved dramastically in the restaurant when he found a fly in his soup.

by Keith_Edward February 22, 2009