Drag Beard

1. See: Skirt Boy
2. Ugly.
3. A male who dresses in women's clothes who has a thick beard.

"I totally thought that was a chick, and then it turned around, and OMG it was Drag Beard!!!11!!"

Also see: opposite of cool.

by Fagbot and jessor December 27, 2003

drag racing

a race between to men dressed as women

#1: you know iwas looking up adhd on urban dictionary and i think-
#2: -OH LOOK A FAG DRAG RACING!!

by thisismyaccount60 December 28, 2010

drag strip

A track built for the baddest ass thing in the world

The pressure from the noise at the dragstrip felt hot on my face

by emu March 5, 2003

drag that shit

the art of driving a bagged minitruck and laying it the fuck out at high speeds, causing a shower of sparks.

"Dude I heard you just finished your truck"
"Yeah I'm driving it tonight"
"Are you going to drag that shit?"
"SURE AM! LOL!"

by IAMGODDDD December 20, 2008

sour drag

a person who hangs up on people,calls then back then hangs up again

dude gregs a sour drag! he fuckin called me 10 times talked with me then fuckin hung up

by M-LyF November 21, 2006

Dragging Garbage

A euphemism for being married.

Hey Jim, saw your lady the other day and I wondered, how long have y'all been dragging garbage? ... 'Too long' said Jim.

by SevenBurritos189023 May 21, 2021

Drag Nun

A descriptive word referencing The Sisters Of Perpetual Indulgence and its members. The Sisters are a 21st Century order of queer nuns who can be easily recognized by their characteristic, over-the-top, drag outfits and makeup (collectively called "habits"). The Sisters made their first appearance as a group of gay, male drag nuns in San Francisco, in 1979, but have since grown to include chapters in numerous countries around the world, as well as many of the individual United States. Additionally, its membership has grown to include male, female, trans, gay, straight, bi, and everyone in between. The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence is a leading-edge Order of queer nuns. Since their first appearance in San Francisco on Easter Sunday, 1979, the Sisters have devoted themselves to community service, ministry and outreach to those on the edges, and to promoting human rights, respect for diversity and spiritual enlightenment. They believe all people have a right to express their unique joy and beauty, and they use humor and irreverent wit to expose the forces of bigotry, complacency and guilt that chain the human spirit.

Do you want to go to The Eagle with me this Sunday? The drag nuns are hosting a fundraiser for the AIDS Emergency Fund.

by Sister Dharma Gettin' October 17, 2020