droog

Nadsat (teen) speak-as used by Anthony Burgess in his novel, A Clockwork Orange- used to mean "friend".
Applied in the real world as the punk equivalent of "homie".
Please note that Nadsat lingo (which consists of Russified English) originates from the BOOK A Clockwork Orange, and not from the movie, as the movie was based on the version of Burgess' novel published in the United States

My and my droogs are gonna head out as soon as Lower Class Brats finish their set.

by devotchkadroog February 14, 2007

Drooligion

A religion which considers dogs as gods

I support drooligion

by Sanu March 27, 2019

Drooling

Open your mouth and keep it open enough so that slaver is coming out of your mouth. There is 2 kinds.

1. Every time Homer Simpson find something delicious.

2. When a creepy guy looks at a hot girl.

Examples:

1. Homer drooling: Mmmmmh, chiken.... ahrrrhrhr

2. Creepy guy drooling Danm look at those... arrrhhrhrr

by gilgr8 August 19, 2011

Doozers

The name for the twitch streamer Foolish Gamers chat. They are fun and calming to be around. They also desperately need to be fed. They like fire and rioting against their streamer.

Doozers-Hup 2 3 4

by Skyren17221 March 7, 2022

doozn

the act or condition of doing an activity in a wild, uncontrolled, and or unstable manner / being.

Dude, we were doozn it so big last night, its too bad i didn't wear a condom with that bitch cause now it burns.
DOOZN IT BIG KID!!!!!

by Mikal Legend March 5, 2008

Shoe Drooler

An idiot, moron or other individual of low intelligence usually characterized by a having a blank stare, mouth gaping wide open and saliva dripping to the floor

Mikey had no idea that Washington DC was the capital of the United States...what a shoe drooler!!!

by milton July 19, 2003

Droogle

(v). To double-check the facts of what someone else has said, esp from someone who has a reputation for being wrong.

Mike: Alex told me that Australia is bigger than North America. That's not right is it?

Ted: Better droogle that one....

by Forte&Gospel January 4, 2011