drifting

The art of oversteer.
Causing a car's rear end to break loose while entering a corner, thereby setting up the 'slip angles' for a quick exit speed
See drifter

Chapel and Slonie are pretty good at drifting

by Chapel April 3, 2003

Drifter

Someone who lurks by themselves (that one creepy person who is always creepin')

Dude that guy is such a drifter...

by FusedHarpy123 February 22, 2011

tokyo drift

Noun: Similar to Crop Dusting, a Tokyo Drift is the act of farting and then walking away causing the smell to drift past others. In this case, the smell of the fart is nearly the same as asian cuisine.

Goddammit, did you just Tokyo Drift me? That shit smells just like Kung Pao Chicken!

by stlhorn February 17, 2012

Prole Drift

Short for "proletarian drift"

Its the tendency for fancy, expensive or upmarket styles and products to become popular with the working class or urban poor.

Bob: Yo Scribbles... You seen Peanut's new ride? I heard he replaced the vinyl on his civics seats with Burberry fabric.

Scribbles: Burberry?!! Shiiiit, Sounds like Peanut's sufferin' from Prole drift...

by 07079 October 5, 2010

drift

An advanced driving technique used mainly for show in which the driver maintains oversteer through balance of throttle and steering inputs. there several ways to execute this manuver, from using the e-brake to send thet car into a controlled slide to using the cars own inertia to keep one moving foward in direction while power sliding.
also is a side effect of whatching Initial D.

"He is a tak wannabe, he screwed is drift and got himself wraped around a tree.

by Jace March 21, 2005

Cunnilingul drift

When, during the act of cunnilingus, the toungue of the performer 'drifts' to the receiver's anus.

"Dude, I was eating my gf out last night, but I wasn't concentrating and got some cunnilingul drift!"

by Fifth Horseman April 15, 2010

Drifting

When someone who you don't like starts following you around and asking if he can hang out with you, despite multiple hints that you don't want him to hang out with you.

Brad, stop drifting.

by Mark Fabe November 15, 2006