Chasing the dragon or chasing dragons

The term "chasing the dragon" or "chasing dragons" refers to a situation where someone is repeating a theme or pattern in life hoping to find the same results experienced a prior time. An experience of significant impact is the catalyst associated with good times, improvements, enhancements, happiness, pleasures, dreams coming true, etc. One is said to be chasing dragons when they seek to repeat this pattern hoping for the same results experienced the first time.

He has been chasing the dragon or chasing dragons looking for another high school sweetheart ever since they broke up.

That band has been chasing the dragon since their first single looking for another hit.

by TrinityAuthor October 3, 2020

grabbing the dragon

when a man masturbates during a Lord of the Rings movie

"Dude, last night I was Grabbing the Dragon when Frodo got the ring!"

by dundiewinner January 15, 2017

Catch the dragon

When your high is so intense you finally catch the magical dragon you've been chasing. Upon catching this mystical beast, many are not able to come back to the physical world and die.

"Johnnys off trying to catch the dragon"

by Stormer420 June 11, 2017

Unleash the Dragon

Fuck it, I'm going deep.

Rex Grossman just had to unleash the dragon and throw an interception.

by RexGrossman December 12, 2009

Bag the Dragon

(baeg the draygon)

A. When one makes a shot in cutthroat.
B. When someone has to take a monsterous shit
C. When somebody owns a prank caller.
D. When one orders an extra large penis.

"Ya ok, 30 minutes? Perfect. Extra Large Penis?" "He just baged her dragon."
"What is that brown stuff on the lawn." "O dam, somebody just baged the draygon."

Bag The Dragon...you bitches

by DraygonBaegers August 1, 2011

chase the dragon

(1) "Chasing the dragon" is a method of smoking opium (opium is often referred to as a dragon in asian cultures). The opium is heated on some kind of metal and a fine line of smoke evolves from the heated drug. This smoke is now to be "chased" (meaning breathed in), often through a small tube, like a straw.
(2) Also used to describe a similar method of smoking other drugs (heroine, crack, etc)

In many cultures it is common to chase the dragon every day.

by ederstone May 24, 2004

Enter The Dragon

Ascending to another level. Bringing out ones alter ego. First noted from Bruce Lee's film 'Enter The Dragon'. A martial artist who had to bring out a different side to him in order to avenge his sister.

It's time to Enter The Dragon🐉

by SUPRA11 November 23, 2019