Named after Julian Rago, refers to the kind of fortune where small victories are overshadowed by crushing demoralizing setbacks.
Yeah I got a date with this girl but she told me she didn’t think it was a date brought her whole family along and my friends were there to see me fail. I can’t help but feel like this is Rago Luck
by Julian Rago November 11, 2018
Having an insane amount of luck doing something that’s unbelieveable(Can be in a game, or not). Whoever has “dream luck” can be cheating, or not. Originally from the content creator Dream, who had a modifier that gave him higher item drop rates on while speedrunning.
“Guys, I just found 5 diamonds in Minecraft in the span of five seconds!”
“Bro, you got Dream Luck!!
“Bro, you got Dream Luck!!
by WintiBear November 17, 2021
When a player on an online game gets incredibly lucky with obtaining loot/gear/specialty items in the game without grinding for it.
Player 1: I Can't believe you got that legendary item on the third try!!
Player 2: Yeah, I have some major devil's luck going on this week.
Player 2: Yeah, I have some major devil's luck going on this week.
by Mr. Pandaz November 15, 2013
I was trying to park at the supermarket the other day, and I got a park out the front coz I had Smokey in the car, was the best stoner luck ever!
by BundyBear June 19, 2009
Drunk Luck (Noun):
Earning a winning streak of any bar or parlor games after a few cans/bottles of alcohol and feeling very buzzed.
Earning a winning streak of any bar or parlor games after a few cans/bottles of alcohol and feeling very buzzed.
Gazza : Jeez, Soles is winning 7 billiard games and is still drunk?
Stogey : Yep, Pretty much.
Gazza : Wow, talk about Drunk Luck.
Stogey : Yep, Pretty much.
Gazza : Wow, talk about Drunk Luck.
by MSoles7 July 25, 2011
Men have g-spots in there butt holes. A women vagina sweats when having a orgasm, so if a mans butt hole where to have an orgasm some sweat would leak out. So he would have a leaky butt hole.
by StereoWarfare August 29, 2015
The evil fortune that ditcates, when you're playing a video game, everything that can go wrong for you will, while everything that can go right for your opponent will. If you have a 2% chance of missing, you will miss; if your opponent has a 2% chance of hitting, he will hit. You will never critically hit while your enemy crits every other uncannily-accurate strike, and they'll shrug off your most powerful spells and status ailments while crippling you with a minor expenditure of mana.
by Umbilical Lotus July 22, 2006