Drag
A phrase originated from Baltimore City to mean "seeing multiple girls or boys" or in some cases, "to be having success and money or in the streets having your way"
Drag by bmoreforlife April 11, 2020
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Drag
The hobby of dressing up in exaggerated makeup and clothes for a performance. There are two different types of drag, seen below.
First is drag queens, where people dress up like women, or in feminine fashion. A few examples of popular drag queens are RuPaul, Trixie Mattel, and Adore Delano.
Second is drag kings, the act of dressing up like a man, or in masculine fashion. Some examples of popular drag kings are Landon Cider, Adam All, and Koco Caine.
Although both drag kings and queens are commonly tied to certain genders or sexualities, both hobbies can be enjoyed by all people, regardless of gender and sexuality.
First is drag queens, where people dress up like women, or in feminine fashion. A few examples of popular drag queens are RuPaul, Trixie Mattel, and Adore Delano.
Second is drag kings, the act of dressing up like a man, or in masculine fashion. Some examples of popular drag kings are Landon Cider, Adam All, and Koco Caine.
Although both drag kings and queens are commonly tied to certain genders or sexualities, both hobbies can be enjoyed by all people, regardless of gender and sexuality.
Drag by Momma Chandler October 15, 2020
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First person: “hey did u see the game last night it was crazy!”
Second person: “shut up loser”
First and second person: *laughing together*
The drag after looking up from his/her phone for the first time in 10 minutes: “yeah”
Second person: “shut up loser”
First and second person: *laughing together*
The drag after looking up from his/her phone for the first time in 10 minutes: “yeah”
Drag by Giantsfan123 October 22, 2020
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drag by prestonkillz224 June 9, 2021