Dragging Ass

When a person is very tired or slow. Often times can be seen in the form of a woman named Brenda dragging her ass on the pavement like a dog with worms. Not a pretty site

"Hey bro, I'm tired"
"Yeah I know. At first I thought you were Brenda but it appears you're just dragging ass"

by JoeRavens February 2, 2017

dragging the mattress.

To falsely accuse someone of rape.
Refers to the case of a student that dragged a mattress around college as an 'artistic statement' for months to harass the guy she falsely accused of raping her.

"Isn't that Angy, I heard she just got raped?"
"No man, she was just dragging the mattress."

by Dragging the matress. April 25, 2015

Dragging nuts

A person with baggy pants and nuts hanging lower than usally

lowsdute were sitting on his dragging nuts

by mr J.R December 25, 2007

dragging the bush

The act of letting one's self become overgrown in the nether-regions. Often this is due to laziness, sudden life chaos or lack of traffic. Sometimes dragging the bush can be due to personal preference.

"So dude, how was last night with Kelly?"

"Aw man, it was fantastic - she was dragging the bush a bit though."

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"Lisa had a really rough break up. It's taken months for her to get back on track. I bet she's been really dragging the bush too."

by slambs August 11, 2009

Dragging the corn

A gay euphemism for running to commit suicide and being triggered at the same time.

Person one: What’s up?
Person two: Not much, just dragging the corn.

by Erikk(◕‿◕✿) November 8, 2018

dragging a dead cat

making an epic podcast longer than it was expected

those guys from the grupetto were dragging a dead cat again this week

by T_Termont June 5, 2019

Dragging a Popcorn Bucket

Anytime one feels a remote sense of defeat.

Imagine stepping into an empty popcorn bucket and being unable to shake it from your foot OR driving over an empty popcorn bucket, and listening as it drags underneath your car for miles.

"Man, I can't finish this paper. I'm totally dragging a popcorn bucket, here."

by Amy Danger February 6, 2010