Sketch Dragon

A person who is questionable and weird

An expert at putting themselves or others into sketchy situations.

Lauren is a sketch dragon because her friends do drugs.

by Al-Dog September 17, 2012

Aflack Dragon

A mythical creature that has the body and facial features similar to a dragon. This creature usually has a bill and quacks in similarity with the Aflack Duck from the Aflack commercials.

This word is too awesome; aflack dragons always exist in the sky.

by lalabaybee November 6, 2012

Dungarghs & Dragarghs

Dungeons & Dragons: from the original name of the fantasy role-playing game, Dungeons & Dragons.

argh: what a pirate says to express annoyance, dismay, embarrassment or frustration.

Dungarghs & Dragarghs: what a pirate says to express annoyance, dismay, embarrassment or frustration about Dungeons & Dragons.

"Dungarghs & Dragarghs!" - says a pirate

by [e-mail] February 18, 2013

Irish Dragon

Getting highly inebriated , preferably on a mixture of Guinness and Jameson, with a female partner. Then in the act of screwing from behind, punching said female in the stomach causing her to vomit. Bonus points if this occurs during orgasm. Double bonus points if either party is Ginger.

Jim: "Dude, Gina got wrecked on Jameson last night."
Bill: "I know, right? I took her back to her place and gave her the ol' Irish Dragon."
Jim: "Aw, man. Gross.:
Bill: 'I know, she was pissed!"

by LAST1990 September 9, 2013

dong dragger

Is surfer slang for a boogie boarder, who doesn't have marbles big enough to actually surf. Spends the day on the water dragging his junk behind his cute little board.

Bro, I can't surf next to a dong dragger who is out here where he isn't supposed to be.

by Surfermatt November 16, 2013

blaze dragon

One who consumes copious amounts of pot.

Scenario: In a rush, already late to class.

Will: "let me take one more dab before we leave"

Sam: "no you fucking blaze dragon!"

by DownSouthHan February 12, 2014

Cave Dragger

term given to someone who enlightens you to a new school of thought and influences your thinking for life, leaving your old perception of the world shattered. Derived from the allegory of the cave. Originally coined by Tiana Camacho.

Structuralism gave way to functionalism thanks to cave draggers such as John Dewey and Mary Calkins.

by DerekB9Aura November 14, 2014