dristant

legend, good at everything.

One step more and he is a dristant at swimming.

by fagga69 August 29, 2021

droit de seigneur

An archaic law that guarenteed the ruler of a particular place (a king, a lord, a baron ect.) first night privileges with any bride in his domain on her wedding night. Out of use today.

Also known by the Latin name "Prima Nocta"

Word Origin: French. Literally means "Right of the master"

In the movie "Braveheart", William and Murron marry in secret to avoid Murron being forced to sleep with the King because of the droit de seigneur.

In the tv show "The Office" Michael says he is instituting "Prima Nocta" to ensure that everyone dresses properly for Phyllis' wedding. He later admits he misconstrued the meaning of the phrase.

by OperaFan921 April 18, 2011

roister doister

bit of a "player"; generally with women but can also be used in business. Origins - Only Fools and Horses.

"Rodders, I'd never of guessed, you ol' roister doister."

by adrian daniels March 17, 2005

Daoist

The approved Texas World History text book way of spelling "Taoist," to make Texans pronounce it right.

buddy-"Hey man why do you keep spelling Taoist wrong in your homework?"
me-"Dude its that fucking Texan Text book, it got me spelling it like Daoist because no one in Texas could pronounce it right."

by CalvinDax October 13, 2009

Drista

The girl who is dreams sister. And obviously better than him and technoblade. Also the wonderful girl who called tommyinnit a child.

Myct fan 1: Hey did you see tommyinnits stream with drista?
Myct fan 2: Yeah shes absoultely amazing!

by ja-lyn;) November 5, 2020

drist

The combination of the meteorological terms "drizzle" and "mist", first used on live TV in Central California in May of 2021

This pesky marine layer has brought on this constant drist we've been dealing with for the past week or so. Make sure to turn on those windshield wipers; this drist is bringing on hella precip.

by Real BDI May 13, 2021

drist

drist is a mixture between drizzle and mist, so a kinda of fine rain that is constant

what is this drist??

by Matthew Sharples March 25, 2005